Fenerbahçe has made a record offer of 20 million Euro plus bonuses for the 23-year-old defender Strahinja Pavlovic. Despite Milan's readiness to accept the offer, Pavlovic is resisting the move as he does not want to leave the club he joined for 18 million Euro at the start of the season. Efforts are being made by both Milan and Fenerbahçe to convince Pavlovic, with Dusan Tadic, the captain of the Serbian National Team, personally encouraging him to join Fenerbahçe and move to Istanbul.

Fenerbahçe has submitted an official offer to Milan for Serbian defender Strahinja Pavlovic. Although this is not the Turkish club's first attempt, they might have a better chance this time. The relationship between the two clubs is reportedly excellent, and a new meeting is planned after Milan's Champions League match against Girona. It is understood that Milan is open to the transfer but desires favorable conditions. The deal could potentially involve a loan with an obligation to purchase, with Fenerbahçe eventually acquiring Pavlovic for approximately 20 million euros. Pavlovic was acquired by Milan last summer for 18 million euros plus an additional 2 million in bonuses from Salzburg.

Fenerbahçe aims to acquire Strahinja Pavlovic on loan until the end of the season. They plan to have a final meeting to convince the Serbian player to move to Turkey.

Fenerbahce, under the management of José Mourinho, has shown interest in acquiring Strahinja Pavlovic during this winter's transfer window. The club approached Milan to discuss the possibility of a loan deal with an option to purchase. However, Milan turned down the initial proposal as they plan to keep Pavlovic, particularly with Thiaw being out of action for at least twenty days. Pavlovic himself indicated his preference to remain at Milan, telling Meridian Sport that he intended to stay and was not considering a move to Fenerbahce. In light of Pavlovic's position, Fenerbahce appears to have redirected their attention towards other potential targets, such as Diego Carlos from Aston Villa and Milan Skriniar from PSG.