By: Oliver Fisher AC Milan are looking for an upgrade on the left flank, and they have a rising Atalanta star in their sights as per a report. According to TMW (via PianetaMilan), a target that Milan pursued last summer…

AC Milan are reportedly reconsidering a move for Atalanta left-back Lorenzo Bernasconi as a potential replacement for Pervis Estupiñán. The Rossoneri previously targeted the 22-year-old during the summer transfer window, but the permanent transfer hinged on selling Estupiñán, who ultimately remained at the club. With Estupiñán delivering unconvincing performances and manager Ruben Amorim recently deploying midfielder Yunus Musah at left-back, Milan may revisit a winter deal.
Securing Bernasconi will face significant hurdles due to rival interest from Roma and Newcastle United. Roma previously had a €15 million bid rejected, and Atalanta are expected to demand between €20 million and €25 million to sell the defender, whose contract runs through 2030.
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