AC Milan is intensifying its pursuit of Morten Hjulmand, a Danish midfielder currently with Sporting Lisbon. The 24-year-old has caught the eye of the Rossoneri's new coach, Paulo Fonseca, and could be a key signing in the upcoming transfer window. However, Milan must first clear out some space in their midfield, with several players expected to depart.

Simone Lontani, a promising young striker, is set to leave the club after failing to agree on a contract extension. Parma is poised to snap him up on a free transfer, marking a significant loss for Milan's youth academy. Lontani had an impressive season, scoring 10 goals and providing 3 assists in just 221 appearances.

Ardon Jashari's future is also uncertain, with Atalanta reportedly interested in acquiring the midfielder. While Milan is reluctant to sell, they may be forced to consider offers if they are substantial enough. Jashari has been plagued by injuries, but the Rossoneri see potential in the young player and may opt to keep him.

As the club continues to search for a new sporting director, Domenico Teti has emerged as a potential candidate. With experience working at several top clubs, Teti could bring valuable expertise to the role and help shape Milan's transfer strategy.