Milan are keeping tabs on Denmark internationals Andreas Skov Olsen and Morten Frendrup ahead of the January transfer window, but are only likely to make moves if they sell some of their own players first, according to Saturday’s reports.
Milan interested in two Denmark internationals
According to Saturday’s print edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan are most interested in picking up a forward and/or midfielder as their next signing.
Skov Olsen, who spent three years on Bologna’s books, is currently valued in the region of €20m by his current employers at Club Brugge. Frendrup, with Genoa since the summer of 2022, is worth somewhere in the region of €15m according to Saturday’s update.
Milan, however, are only likely to push forwards with a deal in January if they are able to sell any of their current first-team players first.
The futures of Noah Okafor and €28m signing Samuel Chukwueze are not guaranteed, and the Rossoneri could be talked into selling if an appropriate bid comes in.
Luka Jovic could also be let go, but given his contract situation and the fact that he joined Milan on a free transfer, the Rossoneri are unlikely to get a fee for the Serbia international.