Milan are reportedly hoping to sign a second youngster after Pierre Kalulu in Nordsjaelland striker Mohammed Kudus.
France Under-20 right-back Kalulu will formalise his transfer from Olympique Lyonnais tomorrow, and Tuttosport writes Milan have set their sights on another prospect.
According to the newspaper, the prospect in question is Kudus who has scored nine goals in 21 league games for Danish side Nordsjaelland this season.
Milan are reportedly hoping to sign a second youngster after Pierre Kalulu in Nordsjaelland striker Mohammed Kudus.
France Under-20 right-back Kalulu will formalise his transfer from Olympique Lyonnais tomorrow, and Tuttosport writes Milan have set their sights on another prospect.
According to the newspaper, the prospect in question is Kudus who has scored nine goals in 21 league games for Danish side Nordsjaelland this season.
The Ghanaian, who turns 19 in August, is primarily a centre-forward but – being left-footed – can also cut inside from the right wing.
He is known to have long been on the radar of RB Leipzig chief Ralf Rangnick, who is expected to take charge of the Rossoneri this summer.
Last month, agent Jennifer Mendelewitsch told Le Phoceen via footballmadeinghana.com: “Many European clubs are in discussions at the moment.
“There are very big teams and intermediate clubs, and Mohammed’s choice will be to join a team where he will have playing time, but he will be spoiled for choice.
“What is certain is that he will leave Denmark this summer. Obviously, clubs like Salzburg and Leipzig can be on the spot, but also English, Spanish and Italians.
“We also have Ligue 1 clubs, but not those that have been mentioned recently.”
Goal.com writes Inter, Lazio and Sampdoria are all keeping tabs on Kudus, as well as Liverpool, Newcastle United, Everton, Galatasaray, Fenerbahce and Lyon.