AC Milan are considering a move for Sankhoun Diawara, a talented young defender currently playing for Troyes. Born in Paris on January 13, 2006, Diawara is a left-footed central defender who has already made a name for himself in Ligue 2. He made 14 appearances for Troyes in the 2025-26 season, playing 1050 minutes and getting an assist. His contract with Troyes expires in June 2027, which could lead to a sale to avoid losing him for free.

Diawara is a product of the Troyes youth academy and stands out for his athleticism and reading of the game from a defensive point of view. He has a notable record of 70% tackles won and 75% aerial duels won, showcasing his potential as a defender. Milan have been investing in young talent in recent years, and Diawara could be the latest addition to their ranks.

The Rossoneri have been looking to bolster their Futuro ranks, and Diawara's skills and experience make him an attractive target. With his contract expiring soon, Troyes may be forced to consider a sale, and Milan could be the perfect destination for the young defender to develop his skills.

If the move goes through, Diawara will join a growing list of young talents at Milan, including David Odogu, Zachary Athekame, El Hadji Malick Cisse, and Yahya Idrissi-Regragui. This could be an exciting opportunity for Diawara to grow as a player and contribute to the team's success.