AC Milan plans to sign the Italian forward Moise Kean, a player from Fiorentina, during the summer transfer window of 2026, as part of the club's efforts to strengthen its attacking line before the next season.

According to "La Gazzetta dello Sport," AC Milan has regained its position among the top teams in Italy this season under the leadership of coach Massimiliano Allegri. However, the issue of the center forward position remains a concern for the coaching staff.

The newspaper clarified that the trio Christopher Nkunku, Santiago Gimenez, and Niclas Füllkrug were unable to deliver the expected performance in the striker position, which prompted the coaching staff to search for a forward capable of scoring more goals.

In this context, Allegri believes that Moise Kean is the most suitable option to strengthen the front line, especially since they have previously worked together during their time at Juventus.

Kane, who is 26 years old, played 30 matches with Fiorentina in various competitions during the current season, scoring 9 goals and providing 4 assists.

The player's contract with Fiorentina includes a release clause valued at 62 million euros, but AC Milan's management believes it is possible to negotiate with the club to reduce the deal's value during potential negotiations next summer.