AC Milan is interested in Destiny Udogie, but the player's agent mentioned that the transfer fee is a major obstacle. The agent challenged any Italian club to buy Udogie from Tottenham for less than 50 million euros.

Destiny Udogie, an Italian national team player born in 2002 and former Udinese player, is another primary target for Milan to bolster their defense. He has a contract with Tottenham until 2030. Acquiring him from Tottenham would be a challenging task, costing no less than 40 million euros.

AC Milan has shown interest in Destiny Udogie as a potential successor should Theo Hernandez depart the club. Nonetheless, engaging in negotiations with Tottenham is widely regarded as challenging. Udogie was brought to Tottenham during Fabio Paratici's tenure, and the club is reputed for being particularly difficult in transfer dealings, as reported by Gazzetta dello Sport. This interest aligns with Milan's broader strategy to strengthen their team with Italian players, reflecting a major change in their transfer market strategy.