Ty Bracey thinks that if Kosta Nedeljkovic is a regular starter for Aston Villa, they might be open to selling Matty Cash to AC Milan this summer.
According to The Athletic on June 12, the Villans are want £30 million from Serie A in exchange for the right-back, which might be a “stumbling block.”
Unai Emery has previously turned down a bid, but if Milan makes the appropriate offer, a deal might still be reached.
According to Villa podcaster Bracey, Cash’s future may depend on how Nedeljkovic, who was signed in January, plays out the upcoming season.
“I’ve always said that Matty Cash is a good footballer but maybe just doesn’t suit Emery’s set-up,” Bracey stated in an exclusive interview with Villa News.
Italian teams, such as AC Milan, are known to be interested. With that boy joining us from Serbia in January, I believe it would be a smart business move if we could get £25 million for him.
We don’t know if he will play for the starting lineup or if he will be loaned away, but if he is in the lineup, Cash might be able to move.
Matte Cash Aston Villa’s fate is uncertain.
Cash is a valuable member of the Villa Park team, but entering the Champions League the next season might be a step too far.
Throughout the season, Emery has favored Ezri Konsa as a right-back, frequently starting games with the 26-year-old on the bench.
All of this resulted in a disappointing campaign finale for him because he was left out of the Poland national team roster for the EUROs.
Nedeljkovic was acquired by Villa in January, but he spent the remainder of the season on loan at Red Star Belgrade.
Even at the young age of 18, he is undoubtedly an unknown quantity from Serbia, thus it is doubtful if he will make the starting lineup.
Cash might get notoriety sooner than anticipated because he has been strongly linked to a summer transfer to San Siro.
There is still work to be done as the window isn’t open, but it’s something to watch this summer.
Aston Villa news also includes a Giovani Lo Celso transfer update and Douglas Luiz’s departure closure.
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