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After addressing their attack with Niclas Fullkrug, Milan are canvassing the market for a defender and have laid eyes on Kim Min-Jae. He\u2019s not been a pillar of the formation and has dealt with a few physical problems since a \u20ac57M transfer from Napoli, La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n The South Korean talisman would like to arrive in good form at the 2026 World Cup and is open to departing. One of his former teams, Fenerbahce, kicked the tires as well, but he\u2019d easily pick the Rossoneri<\/em> if it\u2019s possible, as he favors a return to Serie A.<\/p>\n On the other hand, it won\u2019t be easy or cheap for Milan to sign Kim Min-Jae. Even though he\u2019s behind Jonathan Tah and Dalot Upamecano is in the hierarchy, Bayern Munich aren\u2019t in a rush to part ways with him. Plus, the Frenchman\u2019s future in Bavaria is far from certain.<\/p>\n The Rossoneri<\/em> would have to convince the counterparty to accept a loan with an option to buy and to cover part of his wages, which exceed their standards.<\/p>\n As for other options, Igli Tare is well familiar with Luiz Felipe, who could leave Rayo Vallecano for cheap but hasn\u2019t played consistently in a long time. It\u2019ll be challenging to convince Lazio to sell Mario Gila mid-season. They haven\u2019t proceeded after inquiring about Axel Disasi, Tuttomercatoweb<\/em> informs. Massimiliano Allegri reached out to Federico Gatti, but things haven\u2019t gone past that, Alfredo Pedull\u00e0 informs.<\/p>\n It\u2019d be a coup if it weren\u2019t just a six-month patch, but there doesn\u2019t appear to be the basic conditions to do the deal. Chances are, they\u2019ll pull off a Fullkrug-like addition to simply shore up their depth.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan and Kim Min-Jae<\/h3>\n
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