"Milan believed they had signed André for a figure just under €15 million, but with bonuses to bring it up to €17 million. Then the media hype in Brazil, the exposure of the coach and the president, made Corinthias push for a higher price. Milan says they've already signed, we already have an agreement, Corinthians says this agreement hasn't been signed."
"It will be an important week. From what I understand, they won't negotiate the André issue until the summer, until June or July. The André issue must be resolved now because Milan believes it has done its part in this situation. There's an ultimatum in the next few days."
AC Milan agreed to sign midfielder André from Corinthians for €17 million, but negotiations have stalled due to disagreement over the final fee. Milan believed it had secured the deal with signed documents from Corinthians executives, but the club's president claims those executives lack authority to finalize transfers. Media attention in Brazil and fan backlash prompted Corinthians to demand additional payment. Milan maintains it has fulfilled its obligations and refuses to renegotiate, threatening to walk away entirely. The situation requires resolution within days, or Milan may pursue legal action through FIFA and abandon the transfer.
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