Milot Rashica in Milan's 'radars', Rangnick wants him in the team

Milot Rashica

 Milan's objective is now Milot Rashica in the summer market. The "Dardan" striker, part of Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga, is expected to leave the German club at the end of the season. The reason for the "divorce" with Werder is simple: the team from North Germany has little chance of survival and according to this scenario will not be able to keep the best players. Rashica has a € 16 million departure clause if Werder does not survive, which many clubs in Europe would be willing to pay for, as he is a 23-year-old player with a high margin of improvement.

According to Sky Sport, a meeting was held between the administrator Ivan Gazidis and Ralf Rangnick, where the milestones for the market were laid. The current Red Bull Leizpig manager is expected to officially join Milan in the Summer but is now working for the team next season.

Patrick Schick, whom Leipzig decided not to buy, will return to Roma, with Milan being able to make his own with an acceptable offer.

Milan leaders are thinking of strengthening the defense and in the wish list is the talent of Hoffenheim, Melayro Bogarde (18 years old), the grandson of the Dutch Winston Bogarde, who 20 years ago wore the red and black t-shirt.

Among Lepizig's suggestive names is Dayot Upamecano, but the German club can hardly sell him without a hefty sum, which could be unaffordable for Milan's coffers.