According to CaughtOffSide, AC Milan does not want to sell Davide Bartesaghi in the January transfer window and will demand at least €45m (£39.3m, $53m) for him. A source told the news outlet that Arsenal have included the left-back on their January shortlist, but Milan value him at around €45m and a deal in the middle of the season is not currently considered realistic.

Arsenal are hoping to sign AC Milan defender Davide Bartesaghi. According to a report from MilanLive, Arsenal are prepared to pay €25 million, but their approach was rejected. The Italian club is unwilling to approve the defender's departure. The report also states that Bartesaghi is unlikely to compel a transfer from his boyhood club. Milan is not looking to sell the player in January, and a potential move may need to wait until the summer transfer window.

According to Sky Sports, Arsenal are monitoring the progress of AC Milan left-back Davide Bartesaghi. A formal approach has not been made and Milan want to retain him.

According to journalist Carlo Pellegatti, Milan may find it difficult to resist the temptation of selling Davide Bartesaghi, given that the homegrown player would represent pure profit to the Rossoneri. Pellegatti said that the Bartesaghi situation is worrying him because he has read that English teams, especially Arsenal, are closely monitoring the player. He expressed his fear that if English clubs attempt to sign Bartesaghi, the temptation of the potential capital gain would be too strong.