Milan is considering Ermedin Demirovic, a Bosnian striker from Stuttgart. According to German media, coach Ruben Amorim has identified Demirovic as a priority to strengthen the attack in January. Stuttgart is requesting a minimum of 35 million euros to begin negotiations for Demirovic's sale. The player's contract with Stuttgart is valid until 2028 and was made official during his 2024 transfer from Augsburg. Milan's interest in Demirovic is not new; in July 2025, he was linked to the club with a valuation of around 20-25 million.

Ermedin Demirovic, a striker from Stuttgart, is under consideration by Milan as they look into options for bolstering their attack. Although Demirovic is on Milan's radar, the club's existing financial strategy and budget limitations have posed challenges in finalizing deals for their primary targets. With a restricted budget of 20-25 million euros for acquiring a new striker, Milan's initial preferences, such as Darwin Nunez and Victor Boniface, have turned out to be either too expensive or complex. Consequently, Milan is investigating more cost-effective alternatives, including Demirovic. However, it is anticipated that concrete negotiations for Demirovic and other potential strikers will begin only in mid-August, as Milan continues to emphasize financial caution amid ongoing market assessments.