Milan is currently facing concerns in the striker position, as Luka Jovic, on a short-term deal, has not performed well, leaving the team with a goal-scoring deficit. According to Luca Bianchin, Stefano Pioli is growing impatient with Jovic and no longer sees the Serbian player as part of his plans. With January approaching, the team is in urgent need of a new striker to strengthen their offensive capabilities.
David, a player from Lille, is considered an ideal fit for Milan. As reported earlier, his price has decreased, possibly falling below €40 million.
Bianchin mentions that Lille deems him untransferable in January, but a suitable offer could lead to his sale this winter. David’s contract expires in 2025, and with no extension negotiations in progress, Lille is keen on avoiding losing him on a free transfer.
Another option for Milan is Stuttgart’s Serhou Guirassy. However, the likelihood of his departure is higher in June than in January, even though Milan is attracted to his release clause.
