Luka Jović has been given an ultimatum of 48 hours by Monza's management to decide whether he wants to sign for the last team in Serie A. Milan has allowed the Serbian forward to leave the club without a transfer fee. This information was revealed by Italian football insider Nicolo Schira.

Adriano Galliani has reportedly placed Luka Jovic at the top of his preferences for Monza's attack. Jovic, a Serbian striker and former Real Madrid player, has played only 88 minutes this season without scoring, due to being hindered by pubalgia in autumn and facing competition from Morata and Abraham. Milan is said to be open to letting him go early to free up a slot after the failed negotiation to sell Okafor to Leipzig. Now, Jovic is considering whether moving to Brianza is the right choice for the second part of the season. The relationship between Monza and Milan is described as strong, and the two clubs have been in active discussions, with Monza also reportedly expressing interest in other Milan players like Divock Origi and Fodé Ballo-Touré. It is anticipated that more than one deal between the clubs might be finalized in the coming days, highlighting the ongoing collaboration between the two sides.