AC Milan utility man Yunus Musah is attracting interest from Premier League side Leeds United. The 23-year-old American failed to find consistency during his season-long loan at Atalanta last term, making 29 appearances for the club. Despite this, Milan are yet to make a final decision on Musah's future, with new coach Ruben Amorim set to evaluate him closely during summer training.

Amorim will have a closer look at Musah in July, and only after that will he give clearer instructions on the player's future. Milan agreed to send Musah to Atalanta on a season-long loan with an option to buy, but the Italian club decided not to use their option to buy, valued at €20-25m. Musah's versatility has caught Amorim's attention, and the coach wants to assess him further.

Musah's uncertain fate has several clubs across Europe keeping a close eye on him. The player was not called up by the United States for their home World Cup, which could have been a significant blow to his career. However, this allowed him to be available for the start of preseason training on Monday.

The coming weeks will be crucial in determining Musah's future at Milan. With Amorim at the helm, the club will look to make informed decisions about their players, including Musah. The Rossoneri are keen to assess the player's potential and decide whether he fits into their plans moving forward.