Luo Ti: Milan has pursued Cone twice. Paris is prepared to offer 60 million euros but Roma wants to keep him.

According to "Corriere dello Sport" reports, Milan has pursued Cone twice, and Paris is prepared to offer 60 million euros to introduce Cone, but Roma wants to keep him.

Cone was pursued by Inter Milan this summer, but ultimately stayed in Roma. Now he is a key player under Gasperini. Cone is a modern all-round midfielder who has grown into one of the main players of the French national team. Despite his minor shortcomings, Cone today is a source of regret for many, especially those clubs who once had him but failed to believe in him.

In the latest international match day, the French media was full of praise for him, saying that he was as dynamic and comprehensive as Matuidi. Milan were also one of those clubs to regret having come close to signing him twice.

The first time was in 2021. The then sports director Massara negotiated with Toulouse and Cone's agent, and Cone finally decided to join the Bundesliga, where he had more time and space to grow. The second chance came in 2024, when Gisolfi and De Rossi perfectly timed it, successfully convinced Cone and completed the deal before other clubs.

Nowadays, Cone’s net worth has soared. French media reported that Paris Saint-Germain has shown strong interest in him and is prepared to offer 60 million euros to bring him to Enrique at the end of the season.

This is a quite attractive figure that any club will be tempted by, especially paying this amount before June 30, which is very helpful in complying with the requirements of the Financial Fair Play Act. But Roma once again hope to fend off outside pursuit and keep Cone.

How to do it? The first is that Roma must ensure qualification for the Champions League, go as far as possible in the Europa League, find new sponsors, and only sell players who can really give up. The more revenue, the better a club can lock down their core players. Roma believes this and so does Gasperini. As usual, Cone only focused on running, stealing, organizing offense and winning games.