Two English Premier League giants, Manchester United And Tottenham, are poised to compete with AC Milan for the signature of Fulham star Tosin Adarabioyo.

Adarabioyo, a Nigerian born in England, is the focus of a lot of transfer rumors because his Fulham contract is about to expire at the end of the current campaign.

Adarabioyo’s outstanding performances at Fulham under manager Marco Silva’s tutelage have attracted AC Milan, which has also entered the fight for his signature.

Adarabioyo, who left Manchester City to join Fulham in 2020, proved to be a trustworthy member of the defense after going on successful loan to West Bromwich Albion and Blackburn Rovers.

Adarabioyo is scheduled to become a free agent, but according to sources from Team Talk, Manchester United—the team he grew up watching sports as a child—is trying to get him to sign a pre-contract with them.

Recent Fulham victory over West Ham United was largely due to the strong chemistry between Adarabioyo and Calvin Bassey, who helped the team win 2-0.

Stefano Pioli Casts Doubt on His Milan Future

As Milan gets ready for a crucial Europa League match against Roma, Milan manager Stefano Pioli isn’t sure whether he’ll be at San Siro next season.During the dress rehearsal for the impending continental challenge on Sunday, Rossoneri held Sassuolo to a goal-glutted 3-3 tie after twice overcoming a two-goal deficit.

Milan Milan will almost definitely finish second in Serie A behind Inter, although their hopes could be dashed by the final two league games. After their encounter against Roma on Thursday, they will play Inter and Bianconeri in the two matchdays that follow, with six points separating them from third-place Juventus.

Pioli maintains that those games won’t determine his long-term chances at San Siro, despite the fact that his future at Milan has been one of the main topics of discussion in 2024.

The Milan manager said to DAZN, as cited by TMW, “It changes nothing for me because the next match is always the most important.” “If that’s the case, I’ll do all in my power to get them ready.

“My future will be decided at the end of the season, as it has been throughout my time here at Milan.“

True, Pioli won’t change much from the two tantalizing Serie A games, but losing in the quarterfinals of the Europa League would. Milan trails Roma by a slim margin, but nobody can write this squad out before Thursday’s kickoff because of their incredible firepower.

A campaign without any trophies would be disastrous again. But Pioli might have a lifeline if Milan manage to make it to the semi-finals and beyond.