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ANTONEE GETS TO HEART OF AC MILAN MATTER

By Geoff Berkeley
CHAMPIONSHIP

BLOW: Antonee Robinson

AN IRREGULAR heart rhythm led Antonee Robinson’s deadline day switch to AC Milan to collapse, revealed the Wigan defender.
Robinson says the issue was discovered during his medical at the Italian giants and resulted in the move, worth an initial £6m but potentially rising to £10m, breaking down.
The 22-year-old left-back has been training with Wigan, but he confirmed he would need to undergo a procedure to correct his heart problem before he returns to action.
The USA international has made 30 appearances for the Lat...

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