Milan are determined to secure Lazar Samardzic this summer and are exploring a potential swap deal with Udinese.
As the transfer window progresses into its second month, the Rossoneri are targeting several new additions, including a defender, a striker, and two midfielders—one focusing on physicality and the other on technical skills.
Samardzic has been identified as a valuable asset to enhance the technical quality of Milan’s midfield. The club has initiated discussions with Udinese and learned that the midfielder is priced at €25m. Samardzic is enthusiastic about the move, having turned down offers from Lazio and Fenerbahce earlier in the summer.
In today’s Corriere dello Sport, it’s revealed that Milan and Udinese are considering a swap deal for Samardzic, potentially involving Tommaso Pobega, who is valued at around €15m and is of interest to the Friulian club.
The negotiations are expected to continue for a few more weeks, and adjustments to the squad will be necessary, with Yacine Adli likely being the one to depart in the near future.