Milan will reportedly make a move for Andrej Kramaric in January, while Giampaolo Pazzini and Pablo Armero could be on their way out of San Siro.
Milan will reportedly make a move for Andrej Kramaric in January, while Giampaolo Pazzini and Pablo Armero could be on their way out of San Siro.
According to Tuttosport, the Rossoneri are keeping tabs on the Rijeka striker, who admitted in October that he wouldn’t be averse to joining either Milan or Inter.
The 23-year-old netted five goals against NK Lokomotiva this weekend and is set to take to the field for Croatia in their European Championship qualifier against Italy on Sunday.
It is seen that Milan’s pursuit of Kramaric may have been influenced by the uncertainty surrounding the future of Giampaolo Pazzini.
The former Inter attacker is seen as likely to depart the Diavoli in January due to his expiring contract status, with Torino reportedly showing an interest in his services.
And despite only becoming a Rossonero in August, Pablo Armero is also expected to leave the club after failing to convince Coach Filippo Inzaghi of his worth at left-back.
Replacing the Colombia international, River Plate’s Leonel Vangioni and San Lorenzo’s Walter Kannemann are two potential targets.