Chelsea and Italian Serie A club AC Milan have had a good relationship in the transfer market. AC Milan have signed many of Chelsea's players. However, they only paid a high transfer fee for Tomori and the rest of the players were bought at a low price. They brought in players such as Giroud, Purisic and Lothar Cisse at exorbitant prices and made a lot of money. They even won the Serie A title again. However, AC Milan have also demanded exorbitant prices from Chelsea for their players. When Chelsea were interested in Raffaello, they asked for a transfer fee of around £120 million. That was the first year that Chelsea's new owners arrived.

Chelsea are currently looking for a new goalkeeper, with both Sanchez and Petrovic set to be sold. Chelsea are interested in AC Milan's French goalkeeper Mike Morgan and have held talks with the club over a move. The two clubs have had a good relationship in the past, but things have become strained. The reason is that Chelsea have offered £20m for the 29-year-old AC Milan goalkeeper, who has just one year left on his contract, but AC Milan are demanding £25m. Chelsea officials have said that due to Morgan's age, the player's only year left on his contract and the player's desire to move to Chelsea, £20m is a reasonable transfer fee and they are not willing to increase it. Chelsea have four goalkeepers and have said they will not sign Morgan unless they get £20m, while AC Milan have already said they will pay £25m for Petrovic.

And AC Milan have told AC Milan to respond as soon as possible, as they do not want to delay the transfer. Will the relationship between Chelsea and AC Milan, which has had a good relationship in previous transfers, be damaged? Will Chelsea give up on Morgan and look for another goalkeeper? Or will AC Milan accept Chelsea's offer? What do you think? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you very much to everyone who read this article to the end.

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