According to MilanNews.it, Omari Hutchinson's buyout clause stands at 50 million euros.
On Thursday against AFC Bournemouth, Hutchinson's entire family wore Milan jerseys to watch him play, but he was substituted after just over 20 minutes when Maignan was sent off. Undeterred, the English player made his first league start for Milan yesterday in Udine and scored his first goal, boosting his confidence for the season ahead.
It wasn't a dazzling performance, but Amorim likely saw what he needed to: with Chukwueze sidelined for an extended period of about two months, Hutchinson should see more consistent action as a right-winger—a position demanding defensive work, which is not his strongest suit. Hutchinson showed real commitment defensively, remaining diligent and focused throughout. Offensively, he offered little, making two clear errors early on. However, his goal proved undoubtedly the best way to improve his rating and maintain momentum for the season.
More importantly, Hutchinson must maintain consistently high performances—his biggest career weakness—to earn a permanent move to Milan at season's end. The deal between Milan and Nottingham Forest consists of a 3.5 million euro loan fee plus a 50 million euro buyout option. Admittedly, this figure is substantial. Yet the season has only just begun, and Hutchinson still has ample time to prove himself, whether his family is in attendance or not.
Edooo87
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too much
resabekpst
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He had a great education in Arsenal’s academy. He shouldn’t have jumped ship. He would be a great player in Arsenal’s current squad. He left for money and he will possibly regret his decision.