AC Milan showed interest in Nino Marcelli in 2024. Slovan's sports director, Róbert Vittek, stated that the transfer was not completed due to financial issues. He said that Milan offered a fixed amount and many bonuses tied to matches played, and while the overall amount would probably have reached what Slovan wanted, they desired a larger initial payment. Vittek added that this was the only reason the transfer was not completed. The player's agency stated that currently Milan is still monitoring Nino, but no definite action has come from them so far.

Róbert Vittek stated in the 'My sme Slovan Bratislava' podcast that the club has concrete offers for Nino Marcelli and that he is currently a player in high demand for a transfer. In the recent past, AC Milan had shown interest in the youth international. Boris Kitka confirmed to ŠPORT.sk that there is interest in Nino Marcelli from Italian and Spanish clubs and that the situation is currently active again. The club's management allegedly values the player at up to 10 million euros.

Kirovski, who works closely with Ibrahimovic and is responsible for Milan Futuro, has a strong admiration for Marcelli and made significant efforts last summer to negotiate with Slovan Bratislava to acquire him. However, the deal did not materialize as the Slovak club remained firm on their initial demand of 4 million euros for their prized player. Although communication has been halted for several months, there remains a possibility that discussions could reignite tonight, as Marcelli has the opportunity to impress Milan, the club he greatly aspired to join last summer.

Nino Marcelli, a 19-year-old left winger known for his right-footed play, is attracting attention from Milan on the European stage. The player remains under contract with Slovan Bratislava until 2027. Slovan's CEO, Ivan Kmotrík, reportedly confirmed to Sportnet that negotiations with Milan were underway. Nevertheless, an agreement was not reached as Slovan's demands did not align with Milan's propositions, preventing a consensus on terms. It is reported that Slovan declined a 5 million euro offer for Marcelli, who is also being monitored by Sparta and Slavia Prague.