"Despite failing to get the deal done in the winter transfer window, AC Milan have no intention of giving up on Andrej Kostic. According to Corriere dello Sport (via MN24) this morning, Milan have continued work to try and get Kostic ahead of the summer. Discussions with Partizan Belgrade have continued, a sign that the management consider the young talent a top priority."
"As was the case in January, the main issue remains the player's valuation. While the Serbian club set a high price tag in January, asking for €10m, Milan didn't agree. The Rossoneri's plan, as per the paper, is to lower the asking price to at least €5m fixed plus a series of bonuses. The move is also supported by former great Dejan Savicevic, who reportedly personally recommended his compatriot to the Milan management."
"Kostic's performance this season also speaks volumes: at 18 years of age, he has nine goals in 29 games, one every 98 minutes. The player for his part is still pushing hard to join Milan, and is supported by his entourage. The club aim to close the deal in the coming weeks to overcome the competition from certain teams around Europe, CorSport conclude."
Milan continued efforts to sign Andrej Kostic after failing in the winter window. Discussions with Partizan Belgrade are ongoing as the club prioritizes the young talent. The primary obstacle is valuation: Partizan previously asked €10m in January, which Milan rejected. Milan's current proposal targets at least €5m fixed plus performance-related bonuses. Former player Dejan Savicevic has recommended Kostic to Milan management. Kostic has scored nine goals in 29 games this season at 18, averaging a goal every 98 minutes. Kostic and his entourage are pushing for the move, and Milan aim to complete a deal in the coming weeks amid European competition.
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