If negotiations with Como fail, Milan may consider acquiring Fabiano Parisi as a new alternative to Theo Hernandez.

Fabiano Parisi is being considered by Milan as a potential signing for January. The player, born in 2000, is currently finding limited playing opportunities at Fiorentina, stuck behind players like Biraghi and Gosens. Milan's coach, Fonseca, is interested in Parisi as a backup for Theo Hernandez, to allow Hernandez some rest. The idea of a loan could be the right condition to persuade both clubs to negotiate.

Fabiano Parisi is rumored to be of interest to Milan, who are looking for options behind Theo Hernandez on the left side. There is also talk of a possible swap deal with Roma involving Zalewski, but this opportunity needs further evaluation.

Milan is aiming to enhance their squad in January, identifying the left-back position as a priority. Fabiano Parisi, who is currently with Fiorentina, is among the options they are evaluating. Although Fiorentina has not planned for Parisi to leave, they might consider a loan arrangement since they already have Gosens and Biraghi covering that position. Parisi has participated in 10 matches this season and scored his first goal for Fiorentina in a 6-0 win against Lecce. Milan regards him as a potential backup for Theo Hernandez, with the possibility of becoming a starter in the future if he proves his capabilities.