AC Milan could have to wait until the end of the season for attacking target

AC Milan will likely be the biggest spenders of all Serie A teams in January, according to reports. There has been plenty of rumours circling around the club as Allegri looks to coach his group to a league title. Milan are already looking to close up one of their targets in Niclas Fullkrug from West Ham (read more here)

However, Allegri isn’t satisfied with only signing Fullkrug, and wants to look for other strikers. There has been reports that he could sign Dusan Vlahovic for a free in the summer. There has been nothing concrete to suggest, the move however Vlahovic and Allegri do get along well, having spent time together at Juventus.

According to Matteo Moretto, Milan are looking to bring in another striker in January. This would be Moise Kean from Fiorentina, who is also was wanted by Allegri. Allegri has also worked with Kean in the past at Juventus, however ever since Kean left Juventus he has improved.

Massimiliano Allegri head coach of Juventus gives instructions to Moise Kean of Juventus during the Serie A match between AS Roma and Juventus at…

There is also belief that Moise Kean is signable in January in Milan, as Fiorentina are struggling so far this season. This could lead for Kean looking for a way out of the club, especially if he wants to play in the world cup, if the Azzurri manage to qualify. However, Milan would not be the only team chasing his signature in January.

Orazio Accomando has also said that FC Barcelona could try and sign Kean. This is because they are looking to replace aging striker, Robert Lewandowski soon, before it is too late. Barca have also tried to get Vlahovic, so there could be a world where one club gets Kean and the other gets Vlahovic.

But, no matter who which club plans on signing they will have to wait as Kean isn’t up to sale yet. This comes from a report according to Gazzetta dello Sport, which claims that Fiorentina will hold onto him until at least the end of the season. This comes as Fiorentina looks to fight back this season to avoid relegation to Serie B.