According to Calciomercato, Juventus made a bid for 2008-born prospect Comotto from Milan, but the Rossoneri rejected the offer.

Comotto, born in 2008, is a versatile midfielder who can play as an organizer, attacking midfielder, or central midfielder. He is known for his excellent physical condition, tireless running, technical ability, and game vision. Allegri has admired his potential from the start and believes he has a bright future at Milan. Comotto impressed during a loan spell at Spezia last season. It remains to be seen whether new manager Alessandro Amorini will integrate him into the first-team squad immediately or continue his development elsewhere.

Comotto is one of Italy's best young talents and continues to rise. According to Calciomercato, Juventus has long monitored this "second-generation star," whose father Gianluca enjoyed a lengthy Serie A career with clubs including Fiorentina and Torino. Recently, Juventus submitted a €10 million offer to Milan in hopes of signing the talented midfielder, but the Rossoneri refused to enter negotiations, as they highly value Comotto's present and future potential.

Juventus is not alone in its interest; Sassuolo and Bologna have also made inquiries about Comotto in recent months. Milan is determined to retain him and is weighing whether to loan him out next season or integrate him into Alessandro Amorini's project from the outset.