AC Milan are planning for the future on the attacking front with Rafael Leão's potential departure. The Rossoneri have reportedly made contact with Kōnstantinos Karetsas, a 2007-born player from Genk. Karetsas has caught attention with his impressive performances, including 18 assists.

The 16-year-old Greek player is being touted as a possible heir to Leão's creative role on the wing. Milan are keen on securing his services, but Genk are demanding a significant €40 million transfer fee. The Rossoneri are exploring alternatives as well, but Karetsas is a top target.

Karetsas's abilities have generated excitement among scouts, and his potential move to Milan could be a shrewd investment for the future. The young player's development will be crucial in determining his readiness for the top level.

Milan's pursuit of Karetsas signals their intent to build a strong squad for the upcoming season. The club's willingness to invest in youth could pay off in the long run.