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Juventus and Tottenham scout Fofana, Milan values him at €15 million

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Juventus and Tottenham scout Fofana, Milan values him at €15 million

Confirmations are arriving about the interest of the two clubs in the French midfielder. Youssouf Fofana is literally stunning the executives of numerous clubs across Europe, attracting the interest of several clubs during his spell in Spain with Sevilla.

Preliminary contacts by Juventus and Tottenham

The French midfielder, on a straight loan from Milan and transferred by the Rossoneri in the very last seconds of the summer transfer window, will return to the base in Milan starting 1 July 2027, but his fate (also due to a contract expiring on 30 June 2028) could be far from the Lombard capital. Juventus and Tottenham have already initiated the first preliminary contacts with Milan to assess the feasibility of the deal from next summer. The club coached by Roberto De Zerbi would have moved concretely with the first talks with the Rossoneri management, while the black‑and‑white club has shown interest in a possible operation with the club on Via Aldo Rossi.

Milan remains interested in hearing any proposals, as the player is outside the technical project of Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim at Sevilla. The Rossoneri value the midfielder at roughly €15 million and are waiting for the interested clubs to move with greater concreteness ahead of the next sporting season. Sevilla, although finding it difficult to sustain the wage costs, would welcome negotiating with Milan to extend the relationship with Fofana beyond the one‑year loan and to launch a definitive deal next summer.

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