Looks like a quality player. Hopefully he does well.


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Sulley Muntari, Urby Emanuelson and Robinho have all departed the San Siro this week.
Robinho, 29, left for France on Tuesday after agreeing a contract with recently promoted Ligue 1 side AS Monaco. The newly rich team signed the Brazilian for £9.75 million. The winger, who joined Milan from Manchester City for £15.5 million in 2010, was taking up £71k of the wage budget whilst at the San Siro. The fans are reportedly saddened by his departure, but felt that his age played a big part in seeing him go.
Urby Emanuelson had a few solid seasons for AC Milan, after joining from Ajax in 2010 for £2.2 million. After new Milan manager Alessandro Nesta put him up for sale, a total of four clubs sent in bids for the winger, including former club Ajax. However, three of the offers were rejected, and instead, Emanuelson signed for Ligue 1 side LOSC Lille for a fee of £4.2 million. He and Robinho were pictured at Malpensa Airport in Milan before they left.
The third and latest departure of the window so far saw Ghana international Sulley Muntari make way for Portugal, where he met with representatives of Benfica to agree a contract. He will travel to Ghana before moving officially to Portugal, to attend a charity event held in his name. The move came after he was told by Nesta that he would not feature in the first team this season. AC Milan officials have stated that no transfer request was received, and that the player left on good terms. Benfica paid around £4.7 million to acquire his services.