GdS: Fonseca demands more from Musah – January move possible | OneFootball

Since joining AC Milan, Yunus Musah has lacked regular minutes, and a report has suggested that a January move could be possible if he does not follow Paulo Fonseca’s requests.

The case of Musah is quite confusing because there is very clearly a promising player there. However, there have been issues in unlocking that player regularly. Perhaps, this could be due to a lack of continuity. However, improvement is required.

As Gazzetta dello Sport write, he has played 43 Serie A minutes between September and now, and if these numbers do not increase, a January exit is probable. There is time to reverse this, though, and Musah has the skills to do so.

After his poor game against Parma, he has remained mostly sidelined, forced to watch three midfielders rotate, rather than being involved himself. Nevertheless, the club believe his future is in the midfield, rather than at wing-back like he has played for the United States.

It is probable that the American will play against Club Brugge, rather than starting against Udinese – due to his late return from the United States. Then, Bologna looks like a likely appearance, and perhaps, an opportunity to get continuity.

Fonseca asks for a more competitive Musah, and whilst his belief in his ability still remains, if there are no signs of improvement soon, a departure could be on the cards. Gazzetta states that a loan with an option could be possible in January, given he is still a player with a ‘Premier League market’.