Milan in search of a striker
AC Milan is exploring various options in the market to strengthen their attack as they approach the January transfer window. With the team currently struggling in the offensive department, the intention is to invest in a new striker. Two paths seem to be on the horizon: the first involves an investment of 20-25 million in a promising young player, despite uncertainty about their performance, while the second option considers selling Santiago Giménez, the Mexican striker who has not met expectations, to a Premier League team.
It is clear that Milan aims to find a player capable of delivering consistent performance over the coming years; however, the market situation is complex and making a secure signing is challenging. While the negotiations for the young striker lack certainty, an interesting scenario may present itself through the loan option.
Indeed, Milan is focusing on Joshua Zirkzee, a Dutch striker currently struggling at Manchester United, where he has amassed only 82 minutes of play this season. Zirkzee, eager for a change, would welcome a return to Italy, where he has already demonstrated his worth with Bologna, scoring 11 goals in the last Serie A season.
The negotiation for Zirkzee is hampered by issues with his entourage, but Milan has expressed a desire to stay updated on any developments that might lead to a loan with a buy option. Given the current situation, Milan could have the opportunity to secure a quality striker on advantageous terms.
