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Milan didn\u2019t like what they saw in the medicals of Victor Boniface and decided to call off the signing and have been focusing their efforts on Conrad Harder since then. They are nearing an agreement with Sporting CP for about \u20ac27M, add-ons included, La Repubblica<\/em> reports.<\/p>\n The entourage of the striker wants to see the deal through in a hurry since he has other offers, especially from Rennes. He\u2019d make \u20ac1.5M annually if he headed to San Siro. The 20-year-old broke out at Nordsj\u00e6lland and moved to Portugal for \u20ac19M in 2024. He has totaled 12 goals and 7 assists in 51 matches with his current team. He debuted with Denmark in March.<\/p>\n Milan zeroed in on Harder following a transfer market-centered meeting with Massimiliano Allegri after the debacle versus Cremonese. The coach insisted that he wanted another striker and wouldn\u2019t mind a defender and a midfielder. He\u2019s keen on signing Adrien Rabiot, but they need to sell Yunus Musah first. Moreover, the Frenchman is starting to mend fences with Olympique Marseille.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri<\/em> will keep chasing Dusan Vlahovic, the boss\u2019 favorite option, until deadline day. On the other hand, he has to lower his request to join them, Tuttomercatoweb<\/em> reports. Juventus demand about \u20ac20M not to record a loss. They have recently reached out to the agent of Alexis Saelemaekers.<\/p>\n Boniface\u2019s knee must really be in rough shape if they couldn\u2019t even sign off on a loan. The Danish youngster makes sense only if they sign two new center-forwards; otherwise, it\u2019d be a lateral move just to do something. They need readymade champions to lift the squad. Kudos to them if they convince Vlahovic to reduce his salary.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan and Harder<\/h3>\n
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