Despite Urbano Cairo continuing to declare him non-transferable, Milan insists on Alessandro Buongiorno, the 24-year-old centre-back of Torino.
To convince the Torino management, the Rossoneri, as reported this morning by Il Giornale, are ready to put on the table 15-18 million euros, plus the card of Lorenzo Colombo (on a permanent transfer), and the loan of Jan-Carlo Simic (who will, however, renew with the Rossoneri until 2028).
It remains to be seen what Torino's response will be, as they are reluctant to let go of their captain. Milan is prepared to offer the Italian central defender a contract until June 30, 2028, with an annual salary of 2 million euros. In the first part of this season, the Italian center-back has made 19 appearances in Serie A and the Coppa Italia, scoring three goals and making one assist, all in the league.
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