The negotiations that could bring Borini to China have entered an advanced stage. As anticipated by calciomercato.com, the player's agent is in Hong Kong where he met Shenzhen FC's management. 

 

In fact, during the summit, an agreement was reached in regards to Borini's contract. The Italian will earn slightly more than €5m per year on a three-year basis. 

 

However, the most difficult part remains to find an agreement on the transfer fee. AC Milan are asking for at least €10m for the winger, although Shenzhen's offer is currently much lower than that. The parts are, however, working to find a solution on the matter. 

 

The Rossoneri signed Borini last summer for €5m, and thus they could make a profit on the deal. Given that they will need to sell players to sign new ones in January, this could be a good opportunity to open some more doors on the market.