The summer transfer window is heating up, and AC Milan is carefully considering the positions of its players who might be leaving to trim the squad and define the details for the new season. One of the profiles at the center of the negotiations is Filippo Terracciano, who returned to Milan after a positive loan experience at Cremonese, where he scored 2 goals in 30 appearances and was a constant presence as a wing-back in a three-man defense.

The interest from Monza and the intuition of Ivan Juric have put Terracciano in the spotlight, with the coach having previously worked with the young defender at Hellas Verona. Monza is looking for targeted reinforcements that already know the category, and they see Terracciano as the ideal profile for the right flank or as a defensive wing-back.

The formula being worked on could resemble the one used last season with the club, namely a loan with a right of redemption that would become an obligation if Monza achieves salvation in the top tier. However, at the moment, Terracciano is with the rest of the squad in Australia for the summer tour.

The evaluation of Rúben Amorim and the UEFA list issue could complicate a potential sale, as the coach appreciates Terracciano's great tactical versatility, and the club must carefully consider every move to avoid compromising their European prospects.