AC Milan is actively preparing for a significant summer squad overhaul, with sporting director Igli Tare already identifying potential targets across various positions. The club aims to equip Massimiliano Allegri with the necessary tools to mount a strong title challenge next season.
According to Tuttosport, citing TuttoMercatoWeb, a Milan scout attended Bologna’s recent match against Lazio at the Dall’Ara stadium on Sunday. The scout was reportedly monitoring two specific players: defender Mario Gila, who continues to be a player of interest, and striker Santiago Castro, who particularly impressed.
The Argentine forward has emerged as one of Serie A’s most promising attackers this season, and Bologna is well aware of his significant market value. The Emilian club is reportedly asking for a minimum of €40 million for his transfer, a price tag that reflects both his youth and considerable future potential.
Castro Chase: Milan Battles West Ham and Forest
However, this substantial asking price has not deterred interest from the Premier League. Both West Ham and Nottingham Forest have reportedly expressed their admiration for Castro in recent months. The considerable financial strength of English clubs could pose a significant challenge for Milan in securing the player’s signature.
Castro is not the only forward on Milan’s summer transfer radar. The club is also reportedly exploring options like Moise Kean, Mateo Retegui, and Chelsea’s Nicolas Jackson, casting a wide net in their search for a top-tier centre-forward to spearhead Allegri’s attack next season.
With eight league matches remaining and the Scudetto race still ongoing, the immediate focus at San Siro remains firmly on the present campaign. Nevertheless, behind the scenes, preparations for what is expected to be a busy summer transfer window are already well advanced.
