AC Milan sent scouts to scout Tottenham Hotspur and regarded it as a key reinforcement target in the winter window
The Rossoneri have struggled early in midfield this season, with Algerian international Benjamin Nasser out for a long time, Krunic and Loftus Cheek also suffering injuries and coach Pioli's squad has been hit hard. To remain competitive enough during the long season, club management Moncada and Frani will need to find the right reinforcements for the team in the winter transfer window in January.
AC Milan has recently sent scouts to the Premier League to examine Tottenham Hotspur player Bissouma, and the 27-year-old made his first stop in the Premier League was Brighton, and he did not take too long to adapt to the team's main position and left a deep impression on the outside world. During his four years at the time, Bisuma played a total of 124 games, and he was known for his defensive and running abilities, and he also scored six goals and three assists on the offensive end.
In last summer's transfer market, the Mali international officially landed at White Hart Lane for almost 30 million euros. Although he was only able to play for Tottenham as a substitute more often than Suma last season, he has become an absolute mainstay in midfield with the arrival of new boss Bostkoglu. However, if he is willing to leave the Premier League, the offer from AC Milan will be extremely tempting.
Given the player's current importance in Tottenham's squad, it may not be easy for the Rossoneri to achieve their wishes. Meanwhile, Tottenham's other two midfielders, Locelso and Hoibel, are also on the AC Milan scouting team's scouting list, both of whom have been officially included in the transfer list and will be less difficult to trade.
Argentine Lo Celso has not played his due value in the Premier League, but has always performed well during his loan spell in La Liga. Denmark international Hojbel also lost his main position after the change of manager, he was close to La Liga powerhouse Atletico Madrid this summer, but the transfer fee was not negotiated.