Fulham are reportedly stalling on Samuel Chukwueze’s €24m permanent transfer from AC Milan despite his solid performances in the Premier League

Premier League side Fulham are reportedly delaying a permanent move for Nigerian winger Samuel Chukwueze, as negotiations continue over the €24 million purchase clause inserted in his loan agreement with AC Milan.

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The 27-year-old joined Fulham on a season-long loan from AC Milan last summer and has made a steady impact at Craven Cottage despite strong competition in the club’s wide attacking positions.

Reports from Italian outlet Milan Press suggest Fulham are now attempting to renegotiate the agreed fee, seeking a reduced valuation before committing to a permanent deal for Samuel Chukwueze.

The Nigerian winger has contributed three goals and four assists in 20 Premier League appearances, earning praise for his pace, creativity and ability to change attacking dynamics.

Despite his contributions, Fulham are understood to be carefully assessing their squad structure and financial commitments before activating the buy option.

Samuel Chukwueze remains under contract with AC Milan, meaning any permanent move will depend on both clubs reaching an agreement over the final transfer fee.

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The situation is expected to develop further in the coming months as Fulham weigh up their options ahead of the summer transfer window.