Tuttomercato reports that Milan has definitively stopped pursuing André Luiz Santos Dias. An agreement had been reached between Milan and the 'club bianconero', but the president of the Brazilian club blocked the negotiation and changed the conditions. Milan did not like these changes, and as a result, the deal for André Luiz Santos Dias has definitively failed and he will not join the club.

According to Tuttosport, negotiations between Milan and Corinthians for André Luiz are not progressing, with the likelihood of completion decreasing. Corinthians have increased their asking price to 24 million euros, including bonuses, which is about 7 million euros more than what was agreed in a previously signed memorandum of understanding by some of the club's executives. That informal agreement is void because it lacks the signature of Corinthians president Osmar Stabile, who reiterated that a significantly higher offer is required for André Luiz to be transferred. Milan is reportedly not willing to raise its offer at this time, and the club's management is not considering the option of arbitration at FIFA.

According to CalcioMercato, Milan is pursuing André Luiz Santos Dias, a Brazilian central midfielder born in 2006 who is owned by Corinthians. There is a disagreement between the two clubs, and the matter could be taken to FIFA. Final approval has not yet been granted after another day of negotiations between the parties. It is emphasized in Brazil that a previous breakdown could lead to Milan's management taking legal action.

Gianluca Di Marzio reports that an agreement has been reached for André Luiz's transfer from Corinthians to AC Milan.