Dima: Joe Gomez is willing to leave Liverpool and join Milan, both sides are negotiating salary

Hupu, August 31, According to the famous Italian Sky Sports reporter Di Mazio, the reporter updated the transfer situation between Liverpool central defender Joe Gomez and Serie A giant AC Milan.

It is reported that AC Milan is making final efforts before the end of the transfer market this summer, with club executives to strengthen the lineup and player selection under coach Allegri. After Jaf left the team to join Newcastle, and Jimenez and Moussa are about to leave, the Ross and Blacks believe that the club still needs to strengthen their defense and midfield positions.

Dimma also said that Jimenez's transfer to Bournemouth is a foregone conclusion, and the transaction is a loan with a buyout option. After a specific number of appearances is reached, the clause will be converted to a forced buyout. The rental fee is 1.5 million euros, and the buyout amount is set to 18.5 million euros. Mousa's transfer from AC Milan to Atlanta is only a matter of final confirmation. All parties communicated again on Sunday morning, August 31, 2025 and confirmed their intentions. The transfer form is a lease with a buyout right, with a total amount of approximately 25 million euros.

Previously, Milan was interested in Manchester City's central defender Akanji, but because the player himself updated to join a club that played in the Champions League, Milan also gave up signing the Swiss transfer. The Ross and Blacks continue to work hard to sign Liverpool's Joe Gomez. He is one of the club's roster of signings at the centre-back position and a player with deeper negotiations.

As revealed on Saturday morning, August 30, Milan is now the hottest next home to sign Gomez. The player is already open to a transfer to join Milan with leaving the Reds, but Liverpool is waiting for a response to the offer made yesterday.

However, Milan must work hard to negotiate a salary with Gomez. Negotiations are not easy, but the contact between the two parties will continue, hoping to find a transfer condition that will satisfy both parties.