Cisse nearly joined PSV before opting to stay with AC Milan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 6:40 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Alphadjo Cisse revealed he was close to signing with PSV in January before AC Milan's intervention changed his plans. The forward expressed gratitude for coach Ruben Amorim’s confidence in young players, which encouraged him to remain with Milan. Cisse scored in Milan's recent 2-1 victory over Torino, marking his fourth match after returning from injury. He emphasized his ongoing recovery and the desire to establish himself further at the club, highlighting his positive relationship with the coaching staff.
- •Cisse says Milan's interest changed his commitment from PSV.
- •Coach Amorim's faith aids Cisse's development at Milan.
- •Cisse scored during Milan's 2-1 win against Torino on August 23.
- •He has played four matches since returning from a long injury.
- •Cisse is focused on improving his form and contributions.
- 6:40 PMYahoo Sports — Cisse: ‘Everything was almost done with PSV, then Milan came in’
"Alphadjo Cisse has revealed he came close to joining PSV in January before Milan intervened, and says Ruben Amorim’s faith in young players convinced him to stay.According to MilanNews.it, who spoke...
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