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Super Eagles midfielder, Joel Obi is attracting interest from Italian club AC Milan in the ongoing transfer window.
Tuttomercatoweb.com claims AC Milan are mulling over a move for the Torino midfielder who began his career in Italy with The Rossoneri’s bitter rivals Inter Milan.
The Nigeria international midfielder has entered the final twelve months of his contract with Torino and they are looking to sell him to recoup majority of their previous investment on the player and the fact that he has not been offered a new contract suggests that he is not in the plans of manager Walter Mazzarri for the forthcoming season.
Though the 27-year-old had been linked with Premier League club Crystal Palace plus Portuguese duo Benfica and Porto, the most concrete interest has come from Celta Vigo who saw a 5 million euros bid turned down by Torino.
He was named in Nigeria’s squad list for the 2018 World Cup but did not see any minutes during the tournament in Russia.
Joel Obi has made 110 appearances in the Serie A for Inter, Parma and Torino.
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