AC Milan have positive reports on Oumar Solet, highlighting his reliability in transition and dominance in the air. On the financial side, Udinese aim to maintain a strong negotiating position in January, and an initial asking price in the mid-to-high range with bonuses is expected. A loan with an option to buy is a possibility. Premier League clubs are likely to propose instalments and performance-related add-ons to comply with Financial Sustainability rules. Wage structure and non-homegrown quotas will also be factors in decisions.

According to journalist Nicolo Schira, AC Milan and Inter are interested in Udinese central defender Oumar Solet. The case remains pending due to an investigation opened by the Udine prosecutor's office regarding allegations of sexual assault against the player. This ongoing procedure is causing both Milanese clubs to be cautious before considering a concrete offer.

Milan are looking for a defender as part of their plan to make key signings in January to support manager Massimiliano Allegri. The club's primary target is reportedly Kim Min-Jae from Bayern Munich. A list of alternatives includes Oumar Solt from Udinese, Joe Gomez of Liverpool, Solt's teammate Thomas Kristensen, and Lazio's Mario Gila.