Rotti: Milan wants to introduce Gilasi, Dortmund asks for 70 million euros

June 29 According to the "Roman Sports" report, Milan wants to introduce Gilasi, Dortmund asks for a price of 70 million euros.

Girasi once again became Milan's forward signing target. Allegri needs a striker who has strong dominance in the penalty area, a player who can crush his opponent with his physical advantage within the last 16 meters and has an excellent sense of goal scorer.

Simply put, it is a "young version of Giroud" who also has more outstanding physical fitness to better exert the firepower Milan has in a quick counterattack. Girasi is one of the most favored candidates for Allegri and Milan director Tare.

But Dortmund's asking price is as high as 70 million euros, and Gilasi is currently participating in the Club World Cup, which has brought considerable difficulties to the transfer.

In the past season, Gilasi played 48 games for Dortmund, scoring 35 goals and sending 9 assists, including 13 goals in 14 games in the Champions League, with amazing efficiency. Before joining Dortmund, Gilasi was also incredible in Stuttgart's 23/24 season, scoring 28 goals in 28 Bundesliga games.

These data undoubtedly show that Gilasi is a real goal machine, and it is undoubtedly a coveted target for Milan, who is eager to reshape the firepower of the front line. Milan expressed interest in Girasi a year and a half ago, in January 2024, when the Ross and Blacks were looking for a striker who was more suitable for competing for the starting position with Giroud than Origi, but the deal was not completed in the end.

Now perhaps Milan has regretted it. At that time, Gilasi's termination fee was only 17 million euros, but now Dortmund's asking price is as high as 70 million euros.

Time factors are also unfavorable to Milan. Gilasi is participating in the Club World Cup with Dortmund, considering factors such as returning to the team after the game and taking a vacation, Milan will not be able to truly get to know this player until August at the earliest.

However, in addition to Gilasi, Milan is also paying attention to other strikers. Retgi is one of the priority targets. The Italian international was the best scorer in Serie A last season, but Atlanta's asking price is not low, about 50 million euros. Mitrovic, 30, is another potential target, with his transfer fee being cheaper, about 20 million euros.

The three forwards have one thing in common: they all have extremely strong goalscoring ability. Gilasi, Retgi and Mitrovic all fired all last season, and that was exactly the type of center Allegri needed. Milan is currently comprehensively evaluating the possibilities in all aspects and making careful plans for the next step.