Tijjani Reijnders will no longer be part of Milan. The Dutch midfielder has joined Manchester City after two seasons with the red and black jersey. According to SportMediaset, the agreement between the clubs has been finalized for a sum worth 70 million euros, including bonuses. In England, there is talk of 55 million euros in fixed fees and the rest in the form of bonuses.
Despite a difficult season for Milan, Reijnders was one of the few who shone, finishing the season with 15 goals and 5 assists. Acquired from AZ for just €20.5m two years ago, his transfer to City could become the most expensive sale in Milan's history, surpassing Kaká's €67m move to Real Madrid in 2009.
Reijnders is expected to be immediately available to Guardiola for the Club World Cup, where City debut on June 18 against Wydad, writes A2 CNN.
In an interview with Voetbal International, Reijnders said: "The Premier League is a dream for every boy. I only spoke to Nathan Aké about the transfer, not to Guardiola. City has always been a team I followed, especially for De Bruyne. Now I can't believe where I've come in just four years." (A2 Televizion)
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