Milan are reportedly keeping a close eye on Aalborg talent Oliver Ross and they could make a move before the end of the summer transfer window.
TV3 Sport details how the Rossoneri’s initial interest stems as far back as last Spring, when they made an offer to Aalborg. Their proposal was rejected but the parties remained in contact and their interest could be re-ignited this summer after missing out on Vicenza’s Tommaso Mancini.
The 17-year-old Danish forward is physically imposing and quick, looking to be a top talent. He made his first team debut at the age of 16 years and 325 days in a Danish Cup match against FIUK Odense, and four days later he was called up to the Denmark Under-21 squad.
Ross recently discussed the foreign interested in him, highlighting how he’d be open to the right project.
“It’s not the first time that a foreign club is interested in me, this time is different. I have renewed my contract with Aalborg, but if a unique offer for my career comes I will make the right evaluations.”
Milan are currently considering making another move and updates are expected at some point in the coming weeks.