AC Milan put €50m-€60m price tag on rising star Alphadjo Cisse

AC Milan have rejected two significant Premier League bids for Alphadjo Cisse and value the 20-year-old between €50m and €60m.

Aston Villa, Newcastle, Arsenal and Brighton are all monitoring the attacking midfielder, according to the latest reports from Ekrem Konur. Scouts from the four English clubs have been watching Cisse closely for several weeks following his impressive start to life at San Siro.

Cisse joined AC Milan from Hellas Verona in February 2026, with the Rossoneri paying €8.4m for his signature. After completing the deal, Milan's new manager Ruben Amorim decided to promote him to the first-team squad the following summer.

That decision has quickly been rewarded, with Cisse scoring eight goals in 13 appearances.

The interest from England remains at the scouting stage for now, but intermediaries are working to keep the player's situation active and are preparing potential direct discussions with his representatives.

Milan, however, are under no pressure to sell. Cisse's contract runs until June 2030 and the club have already turned down two substantial offers from Premier League sides at the beginning of November.

His current valuation on Transfermarkt is €20m, but AC Milan's hierarchy have placed a considerably higher figure on the forward. Any club hoping to sign him will need to make an offer close to the €50m-€60m range to persuade the Italian club to negotiate.

Cisse is understood to be receptive to the possibility of moving to the English top flight. He would agree to a transfer if an arrangement could first be reached between the interested clubs and AC Milan.

No agreement is currently in place, meaning the Premier League contenders must decide whether to meet Milan's demands before the situation develops further.

Cisse has Guinean origins and has emerged as one of the latest young talents to attract attention at the Italian club. His performances have helped generate interest despite the absence of a formal offer that has satisfied AC Milan.

The Rossoneri are next due to face Frosinone in their 12th league match of the season.