Raghib Chaka, the father of Bayer Leverkusen player Granit Chaka, confirmed that AC Milan is interested in signing his son during the summer transfer window, noting that this requires an agreement between the two clubs.

In statements reported by 'Football Italy', Raghib said: "Milan wants Chaka, I will not discuss the details of the deal, but the clubs must reach an agreement, I appreciate Igli Tare, the director of Milan."

Reports from Sky Sport Italy indicated that Bayer Leverkusen is willing to consider offers ranging from 8 to 10 million euros for the transfer of Chaka.

The site clarified that Milan has scheduled a meeting with Bayer Leverkusen officials in Germany to discuss the deal, with the Italian club ready to finalize it for 10 million euros or less.

Chaka is one of Milan's targets to strengthen the midfield, alongside their attempts to sign Ardon Jashari from Club Brugge and resume talks with Torino's Ricci.

Igli Tare, the director of AC Milan, confirmed in a press conference that the club plans to make significant changes in the midfield, also indicating the likelihood of Luka Modric's transfer.