The striker's representative says he is a player worthy of the Rossoneri, but stated his transfer to San Siro has not been fully agreed yet

Jackson Martinez's agent is "optimistic" that the striker will join AC Milan, revealing the Italians were close to reaching an agreement with Porto.
The Rossoneri are expected to embark on a summer of major rebuilding after finishing 10th in Serie A last season, with a large budget available to reinforce the team following Thai businessman Bee Taechaubol's investment in the club.
Links to Martinez have escalated quickly amidst other rumours that the San Siro outfit are also considering bringing Zlatan Ibrahimovic back, and now the Colombia striker's representative has praised Milan, calling them a "huge club" ahead of a potential move.
"I am optimistic on Jackson’s move to Milan, but we’re not quite there yet,” Luiz Henrique Pompeo told EuroStadio.it . "There is a good possibility we’ll conclude the transfer, but we are not yet at the all-clear moment.
"What I can say with certainty is that Martinez is a player worthy of a top club like Milan who wrote history. The Rossoneri are not just a big club, but a huge one.
"Will they pay the €35 million release clause? You’d have to ask Milan that, it is not something that regards us. As for the wages, I cannot discuss figures at the moment. There’s no deal with the player yet."
Porto are set to record a healthy profit from the sale of the Colombian hitman, whom they signed in 2012 for €9m as a replacement for the departed Radamel Falcao and Hulk.
The 28-year-old forward has gone on to prove a hit at Estadio do Dragao, netting 92 times in only 133 games for the Portuguese giants.