The Olympique de Marseille defender is one of the finest centre-backs in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899 at the moment and it is no surprise that he is being followed by the Rossoneri scouts on a regular basis
Since arriving at the Stade Velodrome from AS Monaco last year, Cameron international, Nicolas N’Koulou has established himself as one of the finest centre-backs in the country.
Uncompromising in his tackles, elegant in his output and graceful in the air, the young defender has all the makings of a great defender which is the reason why Les Phoceens’ faithful have taken to him in such a short span of time.
And, it now appears that a club from the other side of the Alps has also fallen under the charm of the native of Yaoundé.
Sporting director of Italian Serie A giants AC Milan, Ariedo Braida has admitted that the club has been following the 22-year-old defender during his time at AS Monaco. However, the Italian admitted that although the club is interested in the youngster,
the player needs to be observed several times before the club makes its move.
“We followed him from the days when played in Monaco. I even personally saw his first match in the colours of ASM. Today, the conditions are special, players are very expensive. A player maybe perfect for Valenciennes and Nice, but for us, the level of demand
is higher. He must first be observed several times, even if we are interested in a player like him.”
But reading between the lines and joining the ‘I’ with the ‘dots’, it is clear that AC Milan are seriously considering the option of signing the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mario-Yepes-c24052 nearing the end of his playing career, Philippe Mexes and Bonera
very inconsistent, Massimiliano Allegri would certainly not mind singing a player of N’Koulou’s calibre.
However, despite getting a lot of money for the departures of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Zlatan-Ibrahimovic-c38029, AC Milan are still lacking the financial means to carry out such an operation.
Furthermore, the Marseille hierarchy will also not be interested in letting go of such an integral part of the side.
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