Milan's André Deal Collapses as Corinthians President Blocks Transfer

Milan’s André Deal Collapses as Corinthians President Blocks Transfer

Milan and André were headed for a union that never materialized. The Rossoneri had negotiated every detail of the transfer with Corinthians through an Italian agent, structuring a deal worth €15 million plus €2 million in bonuses and a 20% share of any future resale. The midfielder, born in 2006, was prepared to surrender the 30% of his registration rights held by himself and his agency representatives to secure a five-year contract with the Milan club.

The agreement appeared locked when Corinthians president Stabile reversed course and refused to sign the documents approving the transfer. Manager Dorival Junior objected to the move, while supporters of the Brazilian club protested the departure. This sudden shift left Milan facing a critical decision: increase their offer or escalate the matter to FIFA, armed with the preliminary agreement already signed with Corinthians.

Negotiations for the midfielder have stalled entirely. According to Matteo Moretto’s analysis on Fabrizio Romano’s Italian-language YouTube channel, the likelihood of the deal reaching completion is now remote. Benfica has entered the race, but Atlético Madrid represents the primary threat, actively assessing the feasibility of acquiring the prospect.

The prospect of seeing André in Rossonero colours has diminished significantly. Milan must now determine their next move as rival clubs circle the young talent. Follow TipsGG for the latest developments in this transfer saga.