Mile Svilar was rumored to be a top target for AC Milan as a potential successor to Mike Maignan, who AC Milan intended to sell to Chelsea. Media from Italy reported this as a fact, and Alexis Saelemaekers was mentioned as part of a deal to lower the price. However, sources near both Roma and Milan confirmed that AC Milan was never seriously in the race, and the rumor may have been spread to pressure AS Roma.

AC Milan is very interested in signing Mile Svilar, who is currently playing for AS Roma. Svilar, named 'Goalkeeper of the Year', is a priority for AC Milan. He is also interested in the move, as he can earn 4 million euros per year in Milan, which is double his current salary at AS Roma. However, AS Roma is not willing to cooperate easily and demands 40 million euros for the transfer, a sum AC Milan is unwilling or unable to pay. AC Milan has indicated a willingness to include Alexis Saelemaekers in the deal to facilitate the transfer.

Tuttomercato reports on Milan's pursuit of Mile Svilar, highlighting the club's negotiations and contract offer. Milan has initiated negotiations with Mile Svilar's representatives, led by Igli Tare, offering a contract of 3.3 million net per season for five years. An agreement between Svilar and Milan has reportedly been reached, but Roma is demanding a high fee of 40 million euros to let him go. Roma values Svilar highly due to his impressive performances, making 50 appearances and achieving 19 clean sheets in the last season.

CalcioMercato reports on AC Milan's interest in Mile Svilar as a potential replacement for Maignan. AC Milan is searching for a potential replacement for Maignan and has identified Mile Svilar as the preferred candidate due to his technical qualities and prospects. Tare met with Svilar's entourage at Casa Milan, and they have defined a salary line of 4 million euros for a four-year contract. However, negotiations with Roma are complicated as they are pushing for a contract renewal with one of their fan-favorite players.