Valencia's Javi Guerra faces an uncertain future as top European clubs like AC Milan, Atletico Madrid, and Manchester United express keen interest. Despite a recent meeting, Valencia has yet to offer a new contract, prompting Milan to engage directly with Guerra's representatives.
AC Milan remains keenly interested in Juventus striker Dusan Vlahovic, but a significant salary disparity poses a challenge. Transfer expert Alfredo Pedull suggests a 'common sense' solution involving severance pay could unlock the deal for the Serbian international.
Croatian maestro Luka Modric, fresh from Real Madrid, has inked a one-year deal with AC Milan. Revealing a lifelong dream, Modric shared his childhood affinity for the Rossoneri and his burning desire to bring silverware back to San Siro.
AC Milan is reportedly keen on Nigerian forward Tolu Arokodare (Genk) to boost their attack. His 23 goals and physical presence make him an ideal candidate to support Santiago Gimenez, fitting Milan's summer transfer budget.
Almeria's Marc Pubill is the top right-back target for both Juventus and Milan, sparking a bidding war. The 22-year-old, valued around €15m, is a crucial defensive reinforcement for the Serie A giants.
Spain's top-flight clubs are deep into the transfer season, with significant moves unfolding. Alaves adds a veteran keeper, Athletic strengthens its defense, Real Betis snags a promising Uruguayan talent, and young stars make big European leaps.
AC Milan is reportedly eyeing Bayer Leverkusen's prolific striker Patrik Schick to bolster their attack. With a proven Serie A past and 27 goals last season, the Czech international emerges as a prime target for the Rossoneri after recent forward departures.
Milan shifts focus to Marc Pubill, tabling a £15m bid for the Almeria right-back after abandoning the Guela Dou chase. They face intense competition from Barcelona and Wolves for the Spain U21 international.
Real Madrid's left-back Fran Garcia, acquired for €5m, is a prime target for AC Milan, with Los Blancos reportedly seeking €20m – a move that could quadruple their initial investment and reshape their defense.
Serie A's youngest debutant, Francesco Camarda, explains his loan move to Lecce, citing a desire for professional treatment and more playing time. The 17-year-old striker is eager to repay the club's faith and push for development.
