Udinese's Thomas Kristensen is listed as an alternative for Milan's defensive transfer targets.

CalcioMercato reports that Milan's interest in Kristensen of Udinese is ongoing, and the club has not lost sight of the player.

There is talk about Kristensen and Milan. The coach stated that he cannot know if Kristensen will play for Milan, Torino, Sassuolo or PSG in the future, and that it is not time to think about the market.

In recent weeks, Milan made inquiries about Thomas Kristensen but decided to delay any potential moves until the summer. The Italian club, along with Juventus, showed interest in the Udinese midfielder, who has garnered attention due to his impressive performances this season. Despite experiencing muscle and illness setbacks, Kristensen has participated in sixteen matches, accumulating 1171 minutes on the field. Milan's interest arises in a competitive environment, with Premier League clubs such as Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth also expressing strong interest. Udinese values Kristensen at approximately 15-20 million euros, a valuation influenced by his consistent performances and the club's previous transactions, like the sale of Nehuen Perez. Nonetheless, any potential transfer would likely necessitate a substantial offer to convince Udinese to release the player, who still has three years remaining on his contract after being acquired for five million euros two years ago.