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Ivanovic is yet to make a single appearance for the Blues since joining from Lokomotiv Moscow in a deal that cost around £10million in January.
Chelsea are apparently reluctant to let the player go but Ivanovic's agent, Vlado Borozan, believes the Blues are set to agree a deal to send the 24-year-old to the San Siro.
Whether that deal will be permanent or a loan move remains unclear, but Borozan warned that the player was unhappy to be a back-up in west London and that he had set his heart on a move to the north of Italy.
"Branislav chose Milan and he told that to the club and for that reason he will probably wear the Rossoneri shirt this next season," he told the Tuttomercato website.
"The deal will be done because no-one will keep an unhappy player."
Despite suggesting a deal was imminent, Borozan conceded negotiations between the clubs had stalled because of Chelsea's reluctance to let the defender leave Stamford Bridge.
Only last week Borozan revealed Chelsea had refused to sell the player because they regarded him as an "indispensable" member of the team.
"The problem at the moment is that Chelsea want four starters in the position and he is the fourth: it's difficult to find a replacement of the same level, so the Blues want to keep him and the deal has stalled," Borozan said.
"The English are bringing grist to their own mill to up the price a bit."
lmao at this player...and when i rememeber that some of the fans were praying for his arrival..he was even called "better than vidic"...what a loads of rubbish
Chelsea are apparently reluctant to let the player go but Ivanovic's agent, Vlado Borozan, believes the Blues are set to agree a deal to send the 24-year-old to the San Siro.
Whether that deal will be permanent or a loan move remains unclear, but Borozan warned that the player was unhappy to be a back-up in west London and that he had set his heart on a move to the north of Italy.
"Branislav chose Milan and he told that to the club and for that reason he will probably wear the Rossoneri shirt this next season," he told the Tuttomercato website.
"The deal will be done because no-one will keep an unhappy player."
Despite suggesting a deal was imminent, Borozan conceded negotiations between the clubs had stalled because of Chelsea's reluctance to let the defender leave Stamford Bridge.
Only last week Borozan revealed Chelsea had refused to sell the player because they regarded him as an "indispensable" member of the team.
"The problem at the moment is that Chelsea want four starters in the position and he is the fourth: it's difficult to find a replacement of the same level, so the Blues want to keep him and the deal has stalled," Borozan said.
"The English are bringing grist to their own mill to up the price a bit."
lmao at this player...and when i rememeber that some of the fans were praying for his arrival..he was even called "better than vidic"...what a loads of rubbish
