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Rapport fra Italia: Milan vil by på Jens Petter Hauge
FOTO: Per Inge Johnsen
I går slo Milan ut Bodø/Glimt i kvalifiseringen til Europa League, men én mann imponerte såpass at Milan nå vil legge inn et bud.
Milan vant i går 3-2 over Bodø/Glimt i kvalifiseringen til Europa League, og tok seg dermed videre til play-off, hvor de vil møte portugisiske Rio Ave. Det ble dog en tøffere kamp mot Bodø/Glimt enn ventet og Milans sportslige apparat skal ha vært svært imponert over det de så fra Jens Petter Hauge. 20-åringen leverte både scoring og assist, og Stefano Pioli uttalte seg også svært positivt om Hauge etter kampen. Milan har også sett Hauge over en lengre periode som en del av forberedelsene til dette oppgjøret, og skal ha fattet interesse for Hauges kvaliteter. De skal ha tatt kontakt med Hauges agent og vil være med i kampen om spillerens signatur. Venstrekanten står med 14 mål og 8 målgivende på 17 kamper i Eliteserien, og så tidligere ut til å være klar for Cercle Brugge. Den overgangen ble det ingenting av, og nå skal en rekke klubber være interessert, deriblant Milan om vi skal tro rapportene fra Italia.
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