This summer, AC Milan is poised to address their defensive shortcomings, a persistent issue throughout the season.
Daniele Longo reports a potential solution for the Rossoneri, indicating a new option on the table.
The team’s struggles with central defenders have been evident, prompting a reliance on backup players, notably during the earlier stages of the season.
Although the club sought to rectify the situation in the January transfer window by recalling Matteo Gabbia, injuries to Pierre Kalulu and Simon Kjaer have persisted since the start of the year, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Gabbia’s return has provided much-needed support, exceeding expectations and solidifying his position within the defensive lineup. However, AC Milan recognizes the necessity for additional reinforcements.
While speculation has centered on a renewed pursuit of Alessandro Buongiorno in recent weeks, potential obstacles, such as Urbano Cairo’s reluctance to part with key players, have prompted the exploration of alternative options.
Manchester United defender Offered to AC Milan according to reports.
Longo’s latest revelation suggests that AC Milan has been presented with the opportunity to acquire Raphael Varane, whose contract expires in the summer.
However, the club remains focused on securing Maxence Lacroix from Wolfsburg, a move that could overshadow the potential acquisition of Varane. AC Milan’s pursuit of defensive stability underscores their determination to address vulnerabilities ahead of the upcoming season.
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