Milan is reportedly considering signing Pepê, a versatile left winger from Porto, during the January transfer window. Pepê, who was born in Brazil, obtained an Italian passport in May 2023, which allows him to be considered a community player and therefore not occupy an extra non-EU slot at Milan. He is valued for his flexibility, having played in various positions including right-back and second striker. It is noted that Sergio Conceicao, Milan's current coach, previously managed Pepê at Porto. Despite the player's release clause being set at 75 million euros, Milan is keeping a close eye on his situation. Additionally, Pepê is attracting interest from Juventus and several Premier League clubs, and he was on Milan's radar during the summer as well.

Milan has shown interest in Pepê, a winger from Porto, for a potential transfer in January. Pepê has an Italian passport, allowing him to be registered as an EU player. He has a release clause of 75 million euros in his contract, which runs until June 30, 2027. Milan is monitoring his situation, considering a move, and he has also been targeted by Juventus and Premier League clubs.