According to football-italia, Milan's transfer targets extend beyond Portuguese players, with Manchester United midfielder Mason Mount now emerging as a new objective.

While Milan has been linked with several Portuguese internationals and players represented by super-agent Jorge Mendes, the latest Italian reports suggest that Manchester United's Mason Mount has been proposed to the Rossoneri.

Following the end of the 2024-25 season, Milan parted ways with Massimiliano Allegri, with the club now led by former Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim.

After Milan failed to secure Champions League qualification at the end of the Serie A season, sporting director Ricky Massara, technical director Geoffrey Moncada, and CEO Giorgio Furlani were immediately dismissed. However, Milan subsequently established a new executive structure at San Siro, forming a new leadership team centered around Amorim, player trading director Hendrik Almstadt, and football intelligence director Bobby Gardner.

Following the appointment of the new management earlier this week, Milan's transfer market fully opened, and the club has already secured a club-record contract to sign Paris Saint-Germain forward Gonçalo Ramos.

According to Sunday reports, the Rossoneri reached a principle agreement with fellow Mendes-represented Portuguese international Antonio Silva on personal terms, similarly to Ramos.

However, according to Milanpress.it, Milan has recently been offered attacking midfielder Mason Mount as a new transfer option.

Amorim is very familiar with Mason Mount from his time managing Manchester United, and according to Sunday reports, Mount believes he is not part of Michael Carrick's plans at Old Trafford and may leave this summer.

According to Sunday reports, Mason Mount has been "recommended" to the Rossoneri, with Amorim's approval, and the two clubs have "exchanged relevant information." Milanpress.it values Mount at approximately €25 million.

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