L'Equipe reported that Milan has shown interest in acquiring Aleksandar Mitrovic, a Serbian striker currently playing for Al-Hilal. Mitrovic, who still has a year left on his contract in Riyadh, might return to Europe, following his stint in the Premier League with Fulham. The 30-year-old forward is considered a potential alternative to Armando Broja, the Albanian striker from Chelsea, who is another option for Milan. Known for his robust on-field presence, Mitrovic could be a valuable addition alongside Santiago Gimenez. Milan's interest in Mitrovic has emerged amidst Al-Hilal's ongoing negotiations in Paris, where the club's executives are examining various transfer possibilities, including a potential link to Milan through Victor Osimhen. Mitrovic, having previously expressed criticism of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, could leverage his European experience to bolster Milan's attacking lineup.