Milan evaluated Giacomo Raspadori during the summer transfer window as they were looking for a striker. Raspadori's current lack of playtime at Napoli makes him a potential target for clubs needing an attacker. However, Napoli would only consider offers above 25 million euros to sell him. His contract with Napoli extends until 2028, and decisions may be postponed until the summer.

Milan is also monitoring Raspadori, having made initial contacts. In the coming weeks, they will decide whether to move forward with the transfer. They are looking for a second striker capable of playing alongside Alvaro Morata.

la Repubblica reports that Giacomo Raspadori is being considered by Milan as a potential quality reinforcement for their squad in January. Napoli, under Conte's guidance, intends to keep all players until the end of the season, but may consider selling Raspadori if a proposal of at least 30 million euros is made.