Club Brugge have reportedly asked Milan to reformulate their €35m offer for Charles de Ketelaere, asking for more bonus money, but the two teams have agreed on the transfer fee.
Negotiations are ongoing, where despite the Reds increasing their offer from 30 million euros plus 2 more bonuses to 31 million euros plus 2 million bonuses that are easily achieved, they are looking for another two million related to bonuses on the appearance of the player.
According to Sportitalia, Club Brugge has told Milan that they will accept a total figure of 35 million euros, but have requested that the details of the offer be reformulated once again.
They would prefer more in the first prize or more precisely guaranteed money and not that it be divided into bonuses or based on the performance of the player.
In the end, they seem to be closing a deal, now that Milan has broken their limit going to more than 32 million euros in total. The agreement will end with 35 million euros in total, but now it is more about the division into a fixed fee and the percentage that will come from the total bonuses.