Milan forced the Special Olympics to sell themselves, locked in three international successors, or closed the window and took a buzzer-beating move

As one of Martini's representative works of signing, French Supercar Special O spent the highlight of his career in AC Milan. He not only helped the team win the 21/22 league championship, but also the holder of the goal record of Serie A fullback. However, since the departure of "spiritual mentor" Maldini, Teo's competitive state has begun to decline significantly, and has made low-level mistakes on the defensive end many times this season.

As Special Olympics enters the contract year, Milan has no intention of renewing his salary increase, and players are listed on the list this summer window. Saudi club Riyadh Crescent is the first to offer a 30 million euro offer and offer players a sky-high annual salary of 18 million euros. Despite Milan's nodding in agreement, Special O'O repeatedly refused the invitation because the French hoped to continue to play in the European top league during the prime of his career and then consider economic gains later.

The second buyer to give a quote is Atletico Madrid, and Special O's comes from their youth training system. Although the French agreed to personal terms, Milan rejected Atletico Madrid's 15 million euro offer, and the Bedsheets Legion put aside negotiations and turned its target to Liverpool's Robertson. The latest situation is that Riyadh Crescent has not given up on Special Olympics. They recently commissioned an intermediary to visit Milan again, trying to convince the French to join and lower the transfer price to 27 million euros. If Specialo still refuses the offer and decides to leave the team as a free agent next summer, then the possibility of Milan exiling him to the stands for one year is not ruled out. For Specialo, who needs to stay in shape and prepare for the 2026 World Cup, it may eventually surrender.

Judging from the attitude of Milan's management, Teo, which has entered the contract year, will almost certainly be sold. Even if the buyer is not found in the end, it will be difficult for him to get the reuse of the new coach Allegri. Among the substitutes, there is only one 19-year-old Bartesagi. Therefore, the management had to introduce a new left back, and they set 3 goals.

First is Cambiaso of Juventus. The 25-year-old Italian came from Genoa's youth training camp and contributed 2 goals and 4 assists in 42 games this season. This winter window, Manchester City had been looking to buy Cambiaso, Juventus's asking price was as high as 60 million euros, and the final deal failed, and the players were once discouraged by the Zebras.

Allegri admires Cambiaso very much, but Juventus does not want to take action. In recent days, the Zebras have begun conversations with the player's agent Giovanni Biya, aiming to extend the contract from 2029 to 2030 and increase the current salary of 2 million euros to 3 million euros, and the negotiations are going smoothly.

Milan's other two left-back targets are from London. First, Arsenal's Zinchenko, the 28-year-old Ukrainian, has rich experience in the competition. He has made 145 appearances in the Premier League, 41 appearances in the Champions League, and 74 appearances for the Ukrainian national team.

Zinchenko has become a rotation player for the Gunners this season, starting in just 8 games in 23 appearances, contributing 1 shot and 1 pass. Zinchenko's De's turnaround is 20 million euros, and since he has one year left in his contract with Arsenal, the club's asking price is only 15 million euros. Milan's main competitor is Atletico Madrid.

Milan's last target is Tottenham's Udoji, who comes from Italian youth training. He is young and has potential at the age of 22 and has experience in Serie A. At the same time, he has just helped Tottenham win the UEFA Cup championship, proving his value. It can be said that it perfectly meets the Ross and Blacks' recruitment needs.

Udoji has played 12 times in the Italian national team and contributed 3 assists. Currently, Germany's turnaround is worth 40 million euros. According to the player's agent, Tottenham may not consider a offer below 50 million euros, which is far beyond Milan's budget, but they are not in a hurry to take action and plan to wait until the window is closed before trying to sign the contract.