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Will leave, won’t leave Europe: news for Ismael Bennacer

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Algerian international Ismaël Bennacer has returned to training with AC Milan in high spirits and morale, despite recent doubts over his future at the Lombard club fueled by Italian media amidst administrative and coaching changes affecting Milan.

Bennacer, 26, endured a challenging season with Milan following a serious knee injury in May 2023, which kept him sidelined for the first half of the 2023-2024 season. His return to form came gradually in the latter part of the season, featuring in 25 matches across all competitions, a decline from previous seasons understandable given his injury recovery.

Will leave, won't leave Europe: news for Ismael Bennacer

Certain members of AC Milan’s management have reportedly pushed for Bennacer to leave this summer, potentially for the Saudi Arabian league, citing financial benefits and cultural proximity. However, Bennacer is reluctant to leave Milan, preferring to stay and prove himself at a high level once again, having overcome his injury. Analysts also support his decision, highlighting his importance to AC Milan beyond financial considerations.

On his first day of training under new coach Paulo Fonseca, Bennacer made a strong impression, showing enthusiasm and determination to prove himself. Italian media emphasized the budding relationship between Bennacer and Fonseca, noting a positive change in Bennacer’s future at the club.

Will leave, won't leave Europe: news for Ismael Bennacer

Fonseca immediately started tactical work with the team, with Bennacer notably engaged and eager to make up for lost time. With Tijjani Reijnders absent due to Euro commitments with the Netherlands, Bennacer looks set to play a pivotal role in Milan’s midfield early in the season.

This development suggests Bennacer may have been underestimated by media and fans alike.

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