Lacroix, the central defender from Wolfsburg, is one of the main names that Milan's transfer team intends to submit to the judgment of the next coach.

Maxence Lacroix, a defender born in 2000 who is currently with Wolfsburg, is very much liked by Milan for the upcoming season. The club from Via Aldo Rossi met with Stipic to update on the situation of his two clients. The meeting at the Milanese headquarters also served to take stock of the situation on Lacroix, the darling of the Rossoneri sports director, Antonio D'Ottavio, who has followed him over the last month. The idea of Milan would be to buy a defender who can take the place of Kjaer, as the former Atalanta is destined to greet the Rossoneri colors at the end of the contract. Lacroix's name is among those who made the best impressions for technical characteristics and leadership skills shown at Wolfsburg, despite being only a 2000 class. Milan has been studying him for months and this meeting with his agent was used to understand the margins of maneuver and the valuation that Wolfsburg makes of him.

Maxence Lacroix's contract with the Lower Saxony club ends in 2025. In the summer it could mean for the club: extend or sell. Rumours are always circulating about the central defender. AC Milan, where ex-Wolfsburg player Simon Kjaer is saying goodbye after the season, is considered a potential new employer.

Lacroix, already sought in the January market, a negotiation that never took off due to Wolfsburg's desire not to let him go. He only has one year left on his contract with the German club and for this reason the request is lower than that of Buongiorno.

Maxence Lacroix, a 2000-born defender currently playing for Wolfsburg, is highly rated by AC Milan ahead of the upcoming season. The Rossoneri's sporting director, Antonio D'Ottavio, watched him live two weeks ago and was favorably impressed.