Davide Calabria has lost his starting position at Milan and is not likely to extend his contract, which expires in the summer. Como has shown interest in signing him as they seek to strengthen both flanks of their defense in January. The fracture with former Milan coach Paulo Fonseca became evident after a Champions League victory against Red Star Belgrade, with an unsaluted substitution.

Davide Calabria, who is currently with AC Milan, is experiencing a tough season characterized by limited playing time. He has participated in only nine matches across Serie A, Coppa Italia, and the Champions League, accumulating a total of 476 minutes on the field. His contract is due to expire on June 30, 2025, and there have been few discussions regarding a renewal. Although Calabria has a strong bond with Milan, it appears unlikely that the club will extend his contract, even though he is willing to continue with his current salary of 2 million euros per year. Como has expressed interest in signing Calabria as they aim to strengthen their defense, with ongoing discussions taking place between his representatives and Como's management, according to market expert Alfredo Pedullà.