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Emerging reports show that Serie A giants, AC Milan, are intensifying efforts to sign Liverpool attacker

AC Milan’s summer transfer plans are not slowing down.

The Rossoneri have already strengthened their squad but are still searching for one final attacking piece.

Management believes that this addition could be the difference in closing the gap with rivals at the top of Serie A and in Europe.

The club’s new Sporting Director, Igli Tare, has been tasked with identifying top attacking talent.

His reputation for smart deals has already started to shape Milan’s approach.

Alongside that, Massimiliano Allegri is back on the bench and wants a winger who can fit into his system.

Milan have been linked with several forwards this summer, including Rasmus Højlund of Manchester United and Juventus striker Dušan Vlahovi?.

But neither deal has moved forward, and Milan’s attention is shifting toward a proven name.

That name is Federico Chiesa, who is currently with Liverpool.

According to a report from Milannews24, Milan have intensified contacts with his agents as they push to bring him back to Serie A.

The report read, “Contacts between AC Milan and Federico Chiesa’s agents are intensifying, fueling speculation about a possible transfer that could prove to be the icing on the cake in an already exciting summer transfer window for the Rossoneri.”

Allegri, who previously coached Chiesa at Juventus, is said to be pushing for a reunion in Milan.

Chiesa has started the new Premier League season well.

He scored in Liverpool’s 4-2 opening day victory against Bournemouth.

After a difficult previous campaign, he was eager to make a statement.

Speaking after the game, he said he was happy to finally contribute and that he “dedicated his goal to Diogo Jota.”

It was not his first impact of the year.

Back in January, Chiesa also scored in Liverpool’s FA Cup Third Round match against Accrington Stanley, netting his side’s fourth goal at Anfield.

That performance showed his determination to fight for a place despite strong competition in Liverpool’s attack.

For Liverpool, losing Chiesa would mean letting go of a player who has shown flashes of his quality but struggled for consistent minutes.

For Milan, landing him would be a huge coup — one that would excite supporters and signal their clear intent to challenge both domestically and in Europe.

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