By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan are one of several clubs interested in signing Dion Beljo from Dinamo Zagreb, according to a report from Croatia. According to Vecernji.hr (via MilanPress), Milan are watching Beljo’s exploits closely in view of the upcoming…

AC Milan are reportedly monitoring Dinamo Zagreb striker Dion Drena Beljo ahead of upcoming transfer windows, according to Vecernji.hr via MilanPress. Several other European clubs, including Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Everton, Newcastle United, and Real Betis, are also tracking the 24-year-old Croatian forward, who has scored 55 goals across 64 appearances.
Dinamo Zagreb previously rejected a €20m bid last summer, with the club's management and president Zvonimir Boban seeking at least €25m for a permanent transfer. Milan are reportedly seeking depth to support Goncalo Ramos under manager Ruben Amorim, though Boban prefers to keep the striker until June.
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