Three Serie A sides that are competing to sign Chelsea star Hakim Ziyech

Ziyech
spent
four
impressive
seasons
at
Ajax
before
signing
for
the
Blues
in
2020
but
he
has
largely
struggled
at
Stamford
Bridge.

The
Morocco
international
has
put
in
some
important
performances
at
the
club
but
has
failed
to
get
into
Thomas
Tuchel’s
regular
plans
since
last
season.
He
made
44
appearances
across
all
competitions
for
Chelsea
last
term
while
he
only
managed
14
starts
in
the
Premier
League.
In
two
years
at
Stamford
Bridge,
he
has
scored
only
a
sub-par
14
times
in
83
appearances,
failing
to
become
a
household
name
in
the
starting
lineup.

It
is
now
understood
that
both
the
player
and
club
have
decided
to
part
ways
and
a
departure
is
expected
in
the
summer
window.
The
attacker
appears
to
have
no
shortage
of
suitors
as
a
result
and
reportedly
these
three
sides
from
Serie
A
have
already
made
contact
with
him.

AC
Milan

The
Serie
A
winners
are
interested
in
the
Moroccan
forward
for
some
time
now
and
are
reported
to
be
the
front-runners
for
his
signature.
With
Jens
Petter
Hauge
joining
Eintracht
Frankfurt
on
a
permanent
deal
and
concern
over
the
future
of
Alexis
Saelemaekers
as
well,
the
Rossoneri
are
keen
on
a
new
winger.
Ziyech
in
that
case
could
be
a
useful
signing
for
the
Serie
A
champions.
Milan
are
reportedly
pushing
for
a
loan
move
with
an
obligation
or
option
to
buy
at
the
end
of
the
spell.

Inter
Milan

Another
Milan
giant
on
the
tail
of
Ziyech
for
quite
some
time
now.
After
narrowly
missing
out
on
the
Serie
A
title
last
season,
Inter
are
looking
to
add
more
firepower
up
front
and
Ziyech’s
availability
reportedly
has
alerted
manager
Simone
Inzaghi.
Inter
have
reportedly
already
enquired
about
the
player
and
more
interest
could
befall
in
the
coming
weeks.

AS
Roma

Jose
Mourinho
is
also
said
to
be
interested
in
Ziyech
as
well,
following
the
departure
of
Henrikh
Mkhitaryan.
Roma
could
lack
further
creative
edge
following
his
departure
and
Ziyech
could
be
seen
as
his
replacement.
The
Chelsea
playmaker
is
rated
highly
due
to
his
chance
creation
and
productivity
in
the
final
third.
He
could
be
a
useful
asset
for
the
Portuguese
manager
as
he
eyes
a
Champions
League
spot
next
season.