Milan block Brighton: Premier League knocks for Alphadjo Cisse

Milan rejects verbal offers for Alphadjo Cisse, including Brighton of the Premier League, while the young striker scores five goals in nine games and has already received a call‑up to Roberto Mancini's national team. The red‑and‑black club intends to secure the 2006‑born player and is preparing a renewal and a financial upgrade to the contract, which runs until 2030, according to Matteo Moretto.

The Furlani‑Moncada management has been praised for snatching Cisse from PSV when the negotiations with the Netherlands were almost concluded, exploiting the player's desire to choose the rossoneri immediately. Milan paid eight million euros for the striker, after Verona under Setti had asked for four or five million before his first‑team debut.

Performance and International Interest

Cisse has tallied eight goals in twelve appearances across all competitions, between Serie A and the Europa League, figures that have attracted the interest of several European clubs, as Matteo Moretto recounted in a video on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel. Milan said no to BRIGHTON, rejecting its verbal proposal, as well as those of other Premier League clubs, with Brighton currently sitting second in the table behind Arsenal.

Milan turn down Brighton bid to secure Cisse for the upcoming season

The renewal, set until 2030 with a financial upgrade, is already being finalised for the young blue star, thanks to the work of the Furlani‑Moncada duo. The sporting project foresees a possible loan to Catanzaro, deemed crucial for the player's development.