By: Isak Möller AC Milan are reportedly monitoring the performances of the midfielder Yasin Ayari, who has been shining for club and country lately. It feels like the summer transfer window only just ended, but January is fast approaching and…

AC Milan are closely monitoring Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Yasin Ayari ahead of a potential permanent summer transfer, according to a report from Tuttosport. The 22-year-old Sweden international has impressed with his performances in the Premier League and on the international stage, drawing interest from the Italian club due to his versatility across multiple midfield roles.
Brighton are expected to demand more than €40m to sanction a permanent departure, with Ayari's contract running until 2027 alongside a club option for 2028. Any potential negotiations are projected for the summer window rather than January, as Milan are prioritizing the addition of a center-back during the mid-season period.
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