Strahinja Pavlovic, formerly of Salzburg, is currently on the fringes of Milan's plans. Stuttgart is one of the clubs interested in him. Milan is looking to sell him outright rather than loan him.

Strahinja Pavlovic, a central defender born in 2001, is at the center of transfer rumors. After Fenerbahçe abandoned their interest in him, opting instead for Skriniar, a new opportunity has arisen in the Bundesliga. Stuttgart is interested in the Serbian defender and is reportedly ready to propose a paid loan with an option to buy. However, Milan is not keen on this formula, leaving Pavlovic's future at the club uncertain.

Strahinja Pavlović did not accept the approach from Fenerbahce, who instead signed Milan Skriniar. Pavlović's agents are in Milan to discuss the situation with both Milan and the player. Stuttgart is insisting on acquiring the player and plans to approach Milan with a proposal for a loan with an option to buy.

Stuttgart has shown interest by asking for information about Strahinja Pavlovic. The situation is ongoing and being monitored. Alongside Stuttgart, Leicester has also inquired about the player, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport. Pavlovic, who was previously a target for Fenerbahce, chose to stay at Milan after being convinced by Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The club remains open to offers, particularly those exceeding 20 million euros, as they consider reinvesting in a new attacker.