AC Milan is targeting Ousmane Diomandé, the central defender of Sporting CP, who is considered a serious target for the Lombardy club. According to journalist Nicolò Schira, the Ivorian international is now among the priorities for Milan. Diomandé is under contract with Sporting CP until June 2030 and is valued at approximately 45 million euros.

Tuttomercato reports that Milan has started discussions for Ousmane Diomande from Sporting. Milan is looking for defensive reinforcements and is evaluating several options, including the defender, who was an important player in the Champions League up to the quarterfinals.

According to Nicolo Schira, AC Milan is among the clubs monitoring Ousmane Diomande from Sporting CP and has requested information about him.

Ousmane Diomande, a central defender from Sporting Lisbon, is being considered by Milan as an alternative to strengthen their defense. Milan's scouts have reportedly been following Diomande's progress and have expressed their admiration for his performances. Diomande, an Ivorian central defender born in 2003, has been on Milan's radar for some time, with the club's scouting team reportedly convinced of his potential. Although Cristhian Mosquera is currently the priority for Milan in their efforts to replace Fikayo Tomori, Diomande is still considered a viable option if other negotiations do not succeed. The interest in Diomande is part of Milan's broader strategy to reinforce their defensive line, particularly due to potential changes involving Tomori, whose future at the club is said to be uncertain.