AC Milan's interest in signing Francisco Trincao appears to be waning as Al Ahli are close to securing a deal for the Portuguese winger. Trincao was one of the first players linked to Milan after Ruben Amorim was confirmed as the new manager, but it seems the club's focus has shifted elsewhere.

The Saudi Pro League club have made a move for Trincao, who is open to moving to the Middle East, and talks are in an advanced position. A fee of €50 million is being discussed as the likely final payment, with Sporting set to earn a significant sum from the deal.

Milan's interest in Trincao was seen as a logical move given Amorim's previous experience with the player, but it seems the club are now prioritizing other targets. The Rossoneri may have considered Trincao as an option for their attack, but Al Ahli's advanced talks with the player suggest that he will be heading to Saudi Arabia.

The news may not be a major blow for Milan, given Amorim's reported interest in other targets, including Christopher Nkunku. The club's focus on strengthening their attack means that Trincao's potential departure from the picture may not be a significant loss.