Arsenal and Brighton interested in Milan’s Alpha Cisse
Arsenal and Brighton are monitoring Alphadjo Cisse as Milan seek to extend the attacker’s contract beyond 2030, with no new agreement signed yet.
Cisse has shone since the start of the season, effectively filling the void left by Rafael Leao at Milan. His performances have also earned him a call-up to the Italian national team, with an international debut potentially close.
That progress has drawn attention from England, adding pressure to Milan’s efforts to secure his future. According to Tuttomercatoweb, the Rossoneri have offered an extension beyond his current deal, which runs until 2030, but a renewal is not necessarily imminent.
Milan want to reward Cisse with a higher salary as part of the proposed agreement. Yet the interest from Arsenal and Brighton leaves the club with another consideration: what price they would be prepared to accept if a future sale becomes a possibility.
Both Premier League clubs have set their sights on the Italian attacker and are expected to continue following his development. The report suggests that neither would have difficulty affording him, even if he signs a new contract.
A renewal would therefore offer Milan no certainty over Cisse’s long-term future. The Rossoneri remain alert to the interest surrounding a player whose rise has made him increasingly difficult to overlook.
