Croatian international Marko Pjaca is said to be keen on a move to AC Milan, according to Calciomercato.it. Although they do say both Benfica and Liverpool have been interested in the 21 year old, the Italian website believes both the player and his agent are focused on a move to Serie A.
Italian champions Juventus and AC Milan look to be the front runners for Pjaca after his impressive performance against Spain and his cameo appearance against Portugal in the last 16 tie at the European Championships.
His club Dinamo Zagreb are said to be demanding €20million for the winger but to fund the move for the player, the Rossoneri will need to sell two strikers Carlos Bacca and M’Baye Niang. There is an added complication of the Chinese consortium who are still in talks to buy the club which makes transfer business more difficult. Pjaca seems to favour Milan over Juve and other clubs because he would be given more game but it is still uncertain whether Milan can stump up the cash required to buy him.
