While a lot of the attention is on the signings that AC Milan might make to improve the squad, there is also the issue of some outgoing players too.
As MilanNews report, Monza are looking for a striker and they have set their sights on Luka Jovic, a player that does not seem to be a part of Milan’s plans even if he did come off the bench during the defeat to Juventus on Saturday.
The Serbian is one of the first choices of the CEO Adriano Galliani but he will have to not only convince the Rossoneri with the right offer, but also the player to go to a club that is fighting to avoid relegation.
In recent days, there have been enquiries for Jovic by Monaco and Sevilla, clubs that are certainly sitting a bit more comfortably. The Ligue 1 side can even offer Champions League football, where they sit in mid-table after six games.
As mentioned, Jovic has found very little playing time this season. He has racked up just four appearances, only one of which as a starter (against Torino in the first round of the season), and just 88 minutes on the pitch with zero goals scored.
The former Real Madrid man was battling pubalgia (lower back pain), which also forced him to undergo surgery on November 26 to reinforce his left inguinal canal.
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