AC Milan is stepping up their search for a new attacking midfielder, with Ruben Amorim seeking a top-quality addition. This move comes as the club prepares for a possible departure of Rafael Leao, although no concrete offers have been received so far.

The Rossoneri have identified three key targets, with Konstantinos Karetsas, a 2007-born Greek talent from Genk, topping their list. Valued at around 40 million euros, Karetsas is seen as a potential future world-class player.

Alongside Karetsas, Milan is also monitoring Can Uzun from Eintracht Frankfurt and Kerim Alajbegovic, owned by Bayer Leverkusen. The club is carefully evaluating which of these profiles best fits Amorim's tactical project.

The signing of a new attacking midfielder is a priority for Milan, who have already strengthened their defense with Mario Gila and offense with Gonçalo Ramos.