Goal reports that Milan is interested in signing Real Madrid's reserve goalkeeper, Andriy Lunin, and that Real values him at around 25 million euros. Goal also reports, citing Calciomercato as the source, that Luka Modric could play a key role in convincing Lunin to join Milan. Lunin is represented by football agent Jorge Mendes, who has previously worked with Milan.

According to Goal.com, AC Milan is planning to use Luka Modric, who is described as a Croatia legend, to help acquire his former Real Madrid teammate Andriy Lunin. This strategy is being considered in the event that their star goalkeeper Mike Maignan leaves the club as a free agent.

There is growing interest in Andriy Lunin from AC Milan, who are facing the potential departure of their current goalkeeper Mike Maignan to Chelsea. Lunin is being considered as a possible replacement for Maignan at the Serie A club. Sources indicate that Chelsea are actively working on a deal for Maignan, which increases the chances that Milan will need to find a new goalkeeper. This situation positions Lunin as a strong candidate for the role, as Milan aims to secure a dependable alternative should Maignan leave. Manchester United also shares an interest in Lunin, but their efforts to sign him are complicated by Real Madrid's higher asking price, which is reportedly between €20-25 million (£17m/$23m -£21.4m/$28.8m), compared to United's offer of £13 million. Since joining Real Madrid in 2018, Lunin has won LaLiga twice and the Champions League twice, making him a highly regarded option for the Italian club.