Milan have no intention of increasing their offer for promising Brazilian midfielder Andre Luiz, born in 2006, despite Corinthians initially accepting the Italian club's proposal.
The news was reported by renowned transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano.
The Serie A club has taken a firm stance, making it clear that negotiations must continue on their terms, otherwise the deal could fall through.
Sources close to the club say that Milan do not plan to change the financial terms of the offer, also emphasizing that a quick agreement is aimed at.
On the other hand, Corinthians had initially shown willingness to move forward with the transfer, but Milan's insistence on the player's current valuation has created a crucial moment in the negotiations.
Now the future of the young Brazilian talent depends on whether the two clubs can finalise the deal immediately without reopening discussions over the terms of the transfer. /Telegraph/
