AC Milan's negotiations with Lazio for Mario Gila are ongoing, with the Rossoneri confident of reaching an agreement by the end of the week. The initial offer was not satisfactory, but the distance between the parties is considered minimal. Milan are exploring alternative solutions to meet Lazio's demands.

The key to unlocking the deal lies in Lorenzo Calvani, a young left-back from Lazio's Primavera team. Milan's strategy involves using Calvani as a technical counterparty, rather than increasing the cash offer. This approach would benefit both clubs, as half of Gila's transfer fee would go to Real Madrid.

Milan have already agreed on a five-year contract with Gila, worth around €5 million net per season. The agent's commission has also been settled, at €5 million. The club remains optimistic about securing the signing.

Further meetings are scheduled to finalize the agreement, with Milan pushing to bring Gila to San Siro soon.