Italian media: Milan originally sold Liberari for 0 Euro + 50% second transfer, but now it changes its mind and wants to transfer fees

August 6 According to Milan News, Liberari's transfer to Catanzaro was stagnant due to Milan's change of mind and wanting transfer fees.

Liberari's transfer to Catanzaro seemed to be a foregone conclusion, but the transaction suddenly reached a deadlock. The reason for the stagnation comes from AC Milan, who seem to no longer agree on the originally agreed transaction form.

At first, the 2007-born young player will transfer to Catanzaro permanently in the form of zero transfer fees, but Milan will retain a share of 50% of the future second transfer income. However, Milan later changed her mind and hoped to get some transfer income immediately, so the negotiations cooled down sharply.

Just as the deal was in a deadlock, Turin took the opportunity to intervene: Turin had already paid attention to the young front midfielder of the Ross and Blacks, trying to direct the transfer to his own team.