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AC Milan say reported Liverpool and Tottenham target Suso won’t be sold even for £71m

Suso of AS Milan in action during the serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and AC Milan at Stadio Artemio Franchi on December 30, 2017 in Florence,...
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Tottenham and Liverpool have both been linked with Suso.

Suso of AS Milan in action during the serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and AC Milan at Stadio Artemio Franchi on December 30, 2017 in Florence, Italy.

AC Milan have warned suitors that star attacker Suso is not for sale, Gazzetta dello Sport report.

Suso left Liverpool during Brendan Rodgers’ spell at the club and has established himself as one of Milan’s top stars.

Sky Italia reported yesterday that Liverpool were eyeing a spectacular move to bring back the attacker with money earned from selling former Inter star Coutinho.

Calciomercato meanwhile reported last month that Tottenham Hotspur were pondering a big January bid.

Suso #30 of Liverpool brings the ball up the field against A.C. Milan in the Guinness International Champions Cup at Bank of America Stadium on August 2, 2014 in Charlotte, North Carolina....

Suso, 24, has scored seven goals for Milan this season and provided three assists.

Milan are determined to keen hold of the Spaniard, who signed a new contract in September which runs until 2022.

A statement from Milan said that even 80 million Euros (£71m) will not be enough to convince them to sell.

It read: “With Suso, Milan has been very clear in the summer: we will not give in for an offer of 80 million euros.

“All the other Rossoneri players mentioned today and in these days in the market are absolutely part of the project, from Biglia to Kalinic to Locatelli.”

AC Milan's midfielder Suso from Spain celebrates after scoring during the Italian Serie A football match Inter Milan Vs AC Milan on October 15, 2017 at the 'San Siro Stadium' in Milan.

It would take a staggering offer to tempt Milan into selling, certainly more than Suso is currently worth.

Tottenham certainly are not likely to pay it, and Liverpool who have proven they might, would potentially find better value elsewhere.