AC Milan has reportedly made a concrete offer of 18 million euros for Raphael Onyedika. However, Club Brugge is asking for 25 million euros. Despite Onyedika receiving a red card in a Champions League match, AC Milan remains interested.

Club Brugge and AC Milan are currently in discussions for a transfer. An initial offer of 18 million was rejected by Club Brugge, as they demand at least 24 million. There is a five-year contract proposed for Onyedika at AC Milan. The player is interested in the move, as confirmed by his entourage.

Representatives of Onyedika's management bureau 'CAA Stellar' revealed to Africafoot that AC Milan made an 18 million euro bid last summer. Club Brugge considered it insufficient. Onyedika is interested in moving to San Siro. It remains to be seen if Milan will make a new attempt, but 18 million euros might still not be enough as Club Brugge is demanding more.

AC Milan has expressed interest in Raphael Onyedika and has made inquiries about the player, who is also being pursued by several other top European clubs. Club Brugge has placed a price tag of approximately 30 million on Onyedika, reflecting his high demand and potential value. Despite the interest from these clubs, including AC Milan, a transfer during the winter window is reportedly not an option for Club Brugge.