The negotiations to bring Lazar Samardzic to Milan are intensifying, with significant contacts made with Udinese in recent hours. Both parties are eager to proceed, aiming to satisfy the 21-year-old’s clear desire to wear the Rossoneri jersey next season. However, a productive agreement must be reached to bridge the gap between Milan’s financial constraints and Udinese’s demands.
Calciomercato report how Udinese have requested the inclusion of young talents such as Davide Bartesaghi, Zeroli, or Lorenzo Colombo in the deal for Samardzic. However, Milan have firmly rejected this proposal, stating that there is no room for negotiation on these terms.
Milan highly value Zeroli for both their Under-23 team and the first squad. The club sees significant growth in his personality and character, which are crucial attributes for the Rossoneri. According to the reports, Milan are determined to resist any offers for the midfielder, who has also been a standout for the Italian Under-19 national team.
The situation is slightly different for Bartesaghi and Colombo, as there is no agreement on their valuations with Udinese. Colombo, in particular, is set to join Empoli albeit on a temporary basis.
