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Milan are leaving no stone unturned in their search for a prolific marksman, and their officials recently touched base with Alessandro Moggi, who represents Mateo Retegui, among others. The center-forward has been occasionally linked with a return to Serie A following his move to Al-Qadsiah.<\/p>\n
According to TuttoSport<\/em>, the Rossoneri<\/em> like the player, as he\u2019s a proven commodity and would suit their style well. However, there\u2019s nothing really in the works regarding his acquisition. His current side invested nearly \u20ac70M to sign him from Atalanta, and he makes \u20ac20M gross.\u00a0He\u2019d have to force his way out and settle for a much lower salary to be a viable option. The Italy star has continued to deliver in the Middle East, scoring 15 times in 25 appearances. Juventus could also be keen.<\/p>\n Milan will keep tabs on Retegui to see whether there could be an opening. He joins Serhou Guirassy, Moise Kean, Gabriel Jesus, and Robert Lewandowski among their targets. They\u2019ll also have to sort out the future of two of their own strikers first, Santiago Gimenez and Niclas Fullkrug.<\/p>\n The Mexican talisman is on the verge of returning from a major ankle injury. His future was in serious jeopardy before he got hurt. Plus, they\u2019ll have to decide on whether to retain the West Ham loanee for \u20ac5M.<\/p>\n It\u2019s starting to look like a wild goose chase, but there\u2019s a long way to go, and they need to make the call on Gimenez and Rafael Leao, which would determine their budget. The German veteran is cheap and can continue serving as a deputy. The Azzurri<\/em> ace is arguably the most challenging option among those they have been linked to so far.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Milan and Retegui<\/h3>\n
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