Theo Hernandez, Brahim Diaz, and now maybe Luka Jovic. It appears as though a relationship is established between Real Madrid and current AC Milan management, guided by Maldini.
Journalist of AS and Bernabeu Digital: Eduardo Cornago spoke to Tuttomercatoweb.com on Jovic links with AC Milan:
"Let's face it: Jovic is not convincing at Real Madrid. A big investment has been made to bring him to Madrid, but he has never managed to show the high levels expressed in Germany and Portugal. However, I doubt that he can leave in this transfer window."
"It is true that Real Madrid reflected a lot on the possible sale of Jovic last summer and it is equally true that even Mariano Diaz is progressively taking away ground from him in Zidane's hierarchies, but if Luka leaves now, a replacement must be found and with a significant cut in the amount of wages put in place by the club, this would only be possible by taking a very economic profile on the market."
Without a low-cost substitute for Real's attack, Jovic remains in Madrid at least until the end of the season...
"Yes, exactly. If this low cost substitute were to arrive, clearly AC Milan would be a serious candidate in the race for Jovic."
