Zlatan Ibrahimovic is advocating for AC Milan to sign Kerim Alajbegovic this summer. The Swedish legend has reportedly expressed his admiration for the young talent, suggesting that he would be a great fit for the Rossoneri. Alajbegovic, an ambidextrous winger, could support Ruben Amorim's attack on either the left or right side.

AC Milan is looking to strengthen their attacking midfield, and Ibrahimovic believes Alajbegovic would be an excellent addition. The young winger shone at the World Cup, catching the eye of Ibrahimovic, who has messaged the club's owner, Gerry Cardinale, to endorse the signing.

Bayer Leverkusen bought Alajbegovic back for around €8 million, but he could be available again this summer for a higher price. AC Milan would need to pay around €30 million to bring him to San Siro, and there will be competition from other Italian and European clubs.

The potential signing of Alajbegovic would be a significant move for AC Milan, who are looking to build a strong squad for the upcoming season. With Ibrahimovic's backing, the club may be more likely to pursue the deal.