AC Milan is looking to strengthen their attacking midfield position with a young and talented player. Coach Rúben Amorim has requested a technically skilled player who excels in one-on-one situations. The club is evaluating two 2007-born players: Kerim Alajbegovic from Bayer Leverkusen and Konstantinos Karetsas from Genk.

Alajbegovic has been recommended by Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was impressed by his performance at the World Cup with Bosnia. Ibrahimovic sees great potential in the young Bosnian, comparing him to a new star. Alajbegovic's price tag is around 25 million euros, making him a more affordable option.

Karetsas, on the other hand, has a higher price tag of at least 35 million euros, but Milan considers him a strategic investment for the future. The club is eager to secure his services and will discuss the feasibility of the operation with Genk next week.

The Rossoneri are also interested in Can Uzun, but Eintracht Frankfurt's asking price of around 50 million euros is deemed too high.