Milan will prepare a new deal for striker Carlos Bacca, but may revolutionise the rest of their attacking roster.
The Colombian is the only certainty that Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic can count on for his attack, but the club's financial struggles mean that he could be sold in the summer.
According to the Corriere dello Sport, Milan are resolved to find closure for Bacca and will meet their agent in Italy to discuss a possible amendment to his salary.
Milan will prepare a new deal for striker Carlos Bacca, but may revolutionise the rest of their attacking roster.
The Colombian is the only certainty that Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic can count on for his attack, but the club's financial struggles mean that he could be sold in the summer.
According to the Corriere dello Sport, Milan are resolved to find closure for Bacca and will meet their agent in Italy to discuss a possible amendment to his salary.
The striker currently earns €3.5m per season, but he is being targeted by Bayern Munich and Arsenal and a sale cannot be ruled out.
Calciomercato.it also suggest that Milan plan to replace most of their attacking roster, regardless of whether Bacca stays or not.
Mario Balotelli is hoping to convince the club to keep him, but his performances need to be truly exceptional to succeed. Luiz Adriano will almost certainly be sold, after nearly reaching a deal with Chinese club Jiangsu Suning in the summer.
Jeremy Menez could depart, while Keisuke Honda's future is uncertain.
Among the possible replacements, the Diavolo are apparently considering Genoa's Leonardo Pavoletti and Lazio's Alessandro Matri, as well as Paris Saint-Germain's Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The Swede, however, has several offers and seems unlikely to select Milan.