Milan ended up standing pat in the back late in the summer despite a few attempts and the persistent buzz because they couldn’t find the right man, but they’ll likely address the role in January, and Kim Min-Jae could emerge…

AC Milan are reportedly monitoring Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-Jae ahead of the January transfer window to reinforce their defense. According to Corriere dello Sport, the former Napoli center-back has struggled for consistent playing time under manager Vincent Kompany and could emerge as a viable target for a permanent transfer valued at around €25M.
However, a potential deal faces significant financial obstacles, as Kim currently earns a €7M salary that exceeds Milan's wage structure. The Cult of Calcio notes that Premier League clubs Aston Villa and Tottenham are also interested, while the outlet questions whether the transfer is financially feasible for the Rossoneri.
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