Milan are likely to overhaul their frontline in January, especially in the backup spots, and have a few attackers in their crosshairs. The Rossoneri aren’t satisfied with the performances of Noah Okafor, Luka Jovic, and Samuel Chukwueze and are seeking alternatives, La Gazzetta dello Sport informs.
Andreas Skov Olsen is one of the top names on their shortlist. He has blossomed at Club Brugge after a so-so spell at Bologna. He had bagged 3 goals in 71 Serie A tilts with the Rossoblù, while he has recorded 45, and added 25 assists, in 109 games with his current team. His price tag is around €15M. The relationship between the two sides is solid following the Charles De Ketelaere deal. The 24-year-old has the advantage of being already familiar with Serie A.
Milan tracked Noa Lang in the past and haven’t lost sight of him. He moved to PSV last year for €12.5M. He was hampered by thigh injuries in his maiden season in the Eredivisie and hasn’t been a regular starter so far in 2024/2025. Still, his skill set entices their officials.
The Rossoneri have also earmarked Ismaila Sarr, whose €15M summer switch to Crystal Palace hasn’t worked out as he hoped. He has started just once in nine appearances. He shined at Olympique Marseille, Watford, and Rennes in they past.
Our Take on Milan, Skov Olsen, Lang, and Sarr
They’d obviously need a winger if they offloaded Chukwueze, but they’d have to sign a much better player if they want to create some legitimate competition for Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic. A great striker or no.10 would lift their XI more.
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