Romano: Feyenoord take interest in Milan Primavera gem – the situation

The transfer window is rapidly approaching, and while excitement will be growing about the names that may arrive at AC Milan, there are also fears about which players could leave the Rossoneri. 

Following last summer’s exits, there has been a hangover fear, so to speak, about the possibility of this replicating, but Milan’s stance is that no one must be sold. With that in mind, though, if bids arrive that are too good to refuse, the club will listen.

While this is likely referring to the club’s stars, Milanistas will want this to apply to young talent as well, given there is likely to be interest in some of the players emerging from the Youth ranks.

One of those players is Jan-Carlo Simic. The Serbian defender recently was called up to the National Team for the European Championships, a sign of the trust in his ability at such a young age, and his performances in the senior side are why he deserves the recognition.

A solid defender who plays like someone much his senior, the Rossoneri have a real gem on their hands, but there is a chance that he will not be in the red and black for much longer. On his X account, Fabrizio Romano stated that Feyenoord have an interest in Simic but acknowledged the fact that Milan have already been in contractual talks with the youngster.

This interest will likely continue until he is given a new deal by the club, and perhaps it will extend past his new contract. However, the Diavolo must protect their gem.