Longo: Nasti close to joining Cremonese as Milan agree to resale-clause deal | OneFootball

Marco Nasti returned to AC Milan after his loan spell at Bari this summer, but he will not stay for the upcoming season. According to a report, his move to Cremoneese is now just one step away and it will be with a familiar formula.

Nasti managed to find the back of the net seven times while on loan at Bari, attracting interest from a few Serie B clubs and even top-tier sides. However, he travelled with Milan for the pre-season in the US and scored the winner against Manchester City.

According to Daniele Longo, the 20-year-old is now ready to pack his bags again, but not for another loan. Indeed, Cremonese are about to secure the striker on a permanent basis and the transfer fee will be more or less zero 0, with a 50% future resale clause.

It’s a familiar formula these days as Atalanta just completed the signing of Marco Brescianini, whom Milan sold to Frosinone with the same terms. The Rossoneri are hoping for a payday down the line, in other words, and Nasti will be looking for his big breakthrough.

Cremonese finished fourth last season and will be aiming for promotion this campaign, hoping that Nasti’s goals can take them there.