Milan are reportedly showing interest in Lazio winger Felipe Anderson who has been a renowned transfer target for Juventus.
The 30-year-old is currently in the midst of his second stint with the Aquile. After enjoying success at the club between 2013 and 2018, he earned a big-money move to West Ham.
But following an underwhelming experience in the Premier League, he rejoined Lazio in 2021, reclaiming his status as a stalwart and a fan favorite at the Stadio Olimpico.
Nevertheless, the Brazilian is currently running on an expiring contract, with Lazio president Claudio Lotito failing to put his star player’s signature on a new deal.
In recent months, Juventus have emerged as the favorites to snatch Anderson’s services on a free transfer.
The Bianconeri have been reportedly negotiating terms with the player’s agent/sister.
But according to Il Messaggero via JuventusNews24, Milan have entered the fray for Anderson.
Club legend and newly-appointed club director Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been inquiring about the margins required to lure the Brazilian to Milanello.
As the source explains, the Rossoneri consider the Lazio man as a true wildcard in attack thanks to his ability to fill in various roles.
Anderson primarily plays as a right winger, but can also feature on the left flank or even in a more central role.
The Brasilia native has made 41 appearances across all competitions this season, contributing with three goals and seven assists.
