AC Milan considers selling Ricardo Rodríguez and signing Layvin Kurzawa

Recruited by AC Milan last summer, French defender Theo Hernandez has quickly adapted to the demands of the Italian team and has begun to justify the approximately €20M that the Rossoneri paid Real Madrid to secure his services. In fact, since matchday 5 of Serie A, the left-back has not missed a single minute of play (this weekend was matchday 13).

His notable progress has resulted in Ricardo Rodríguez (27 years), the previous mainstay on the left side of the defense, being completely pushed aside. The former Wolfsburg player has not played a single game since September 21st.

Aware of the situation, the Milanese board has seriously begun to consider the possibility of letting go of the Swiss player during the winter transfer market. The Lombards intend to take advantage of the interest shown by clubs like Schalke 04 and Borussia Dortmund to make a sale that could bring in interesting profits.

If the transfer is completed, the club's leadership would then look for a reliable replacement. According to the website CalcioMercato.it, AC Milan has already contacted Paris Saint-Germain to inquire about the situation of Layvin Kurzawa (27 years), a French full-back who currently plays a secondary role in Thomas Tuchel's plans. According to the aforementioned portal, an offer of between €7M and €8M would be enough to secure his departure from Parc des Princes.