By: Oliver Fisher Another Italian newspaper has spoken about AC Milan’s Luka Modric succession plan, revealing a couple of transfer targets. As much as everyone loves him, Modric sadly cannot keep going forever. This season feels like a bonus for…

AC Milan are reportedly monitoring Brighton midfielder Yasin Ayari as a potential long-term successor to Luka Modric, according to Italian outlet Tuttosport. With Modric's future uncertain beyond the 2026-27 season, the Rossoneri management are actively planning for potential replacements in midfield ahead of upcoming transfer windows.
Alongside Ayari, Milan are also targeting Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott for a permanent transfer. Both Premier League players would command significant financial outlays due to strong competition and high asking prices, as Milan prepare for Modric's eventual departure or retirement.
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