Longo: Chelsea signs Meinian &amp for 20 million euros; Milan wants 30 million euros, Allegri wants to keep people

June 5th, reporter Longo reported that Chelsea wanted to sign Meinion for 20 million euros, and Milan asked for a price of 30 million euros.

The next few days will become a key decision moment for Menion. Should we accept Chelsea's pursuit or continue to play for Milan? The French goalkeeper is obviously more inclined to the former, which is both an important opportunity in his career and a breakup after months of renewal negotiations with the Ross and Blacks.

Milan coach Allegri continued his pragmatic style and made only a few key demands to sports director Tare, including retaining Menion. Allegri even hopes to extend Meinion's contract (expired in 2026) further and become increasingly determined to lobby himself. He is ready to persuade the French goalkeeper to stay with his captain's armband and locker room leader status.

Milan and Chelsea plan to have their first direct contact in the next few hours, and the two sides will play a game on player valuations. The Ross and Blacks hope to get the most out of their core player transfers, while the Blues are trying to suppress their offer to €20 million with the advantage of their contract year.

The current 10 million euros difference may be bridged through floating terms. Allegri has a favorable factor, that is, the configuration of Chelsea's four goalkeepers makes them not in a hurry to buy. Allegri intends to use the time window to fully explain the persuasiveness of his new competitive plan to Meinion.