AC Milan striker Carlos Bacca could leave the San Siro with West Ham and Sevilla remaining the firm favourites to land the 30 year old, according to Tuttomercatoweb.
The Colombian turned down a £25million move to the London Stadium in the summer but the forward’s fractious relationship with Rossoneri boss Vincenzo Montella is believed to be at the heart of the reason he may well depart Serie A in the summer.
Montella’s own future is not certain at the Italian club with a Chinese consortium having finally sealed their takeover of the club from former owner Silvio Berlusconi. The fact that AC Milan sit sixth in the league, well off the pace for a Champions League place, may mean Montella departs the club.
If he remains in his position though, Tuttomercatoweb report Bacca will leave, despite scoring 14 goals in all competitions, five of which have come in his last six matches. Marseille may also enter the running for the Colombian, in addition to West Ham, Sevilla and Chinese Super League clubs, but currently there is too much uncertainty to know for sure where Bacca’s future lies.
