Milan s two heroes can t compete for England s mid-range team? 32-year-old Swiss master joins Sunderland

Previously, AC Milan had a strong interest in Zhaka and hoped to sign Modric without signing and introducing Zhaka to reshape the stability of the midfield. The two veterans are experienced and are at the peak, but they are a good supplement to Milan, who fights on one-sided front.

However, Modric chose to join San Siro, who he liked as a child, and became Allegri's main helper in the new season, but Zachar did not hold hands with Milan. The personal attitude problem, coupled with the high asking price of Leverkusen, led to the breakdown of the transfer. This brings opportunities to Inter Milan. In the event that Calhanoglu may leave the team, Marotta will target Zachar and hopes to cooperate with the Swiss veteran to provide guarantees.

Inter Milan has cooperated with Swiss players and currently plays for Sommer. Arnautovic, Shakiri and others have also worked hard here before. But Zachar seems to have gradually lost interest in joining Serie A. Compared to his previous attitude of wanting to go to Milan, he no longer wants to go here. According to their team, they have reached a principled agreement with Sunderland, and Zachar is likely to return to the Premier League where the dream began, and Sunderland has provided generous rewards and ambitions. Zhaka's team has notified Leverkusen to leave the team. Zach, 32, is worth about 12 million euros. Milan's quotation of 10 million yuan was rejected. Sunderland wanted to sign him and it would take 17 million to 18 million euros to convince Leverkusen because he was in good shape and had three years left in the contract.

Zhaka played for many years at Arsenal and was an important commander of the Gunners' midfield at that time, and left a deep impression on fans. If you join Sunderland, it will be considered a "return" to some extent. According to Zachar's familiarity with England and Sunderland's ambitions in the new season, they do have the opportunity to achieve results. However, for the Milan two heroes, they have to continue to find people. Without much capital, they are indeed not as good as England's mid-range clubs.