The transfer market remains highly fluid, with clubs frequently adjusting their target lists as negotiations develop. Recent inactivity regarding a potential move for Bayer Leverkusen winger Alajbegovic has opened the door for new suitors to re-enter the competition.
Atalanta appeared close to securing the services of the Bosnia and Herzegovina international last week, following his impressive performance spell at RB Salzburg. However, negotiations have since hit a stalemate. Reports from Calciomercato and Radio Bruno suggest that the asking price of €30 million, plus additional bonuses, is considered too expensive by the Bergamo club.
This lack of progress has allowed other clubs, specifically AC Milan and Fiorentina, to re-evaluate their interest in the winger. For the Rossoneri, Alajbegovic is currently viewed as an alternative to their primary transfer target, Genk and Greece international talent Karetsas.
AC Milan's pursuit of new recruits is currently tempered by the club's internal need to offload Rafael Leao. The Italian giants are actively looking to find a buyer for the forward, though they have received very few genuine proposals that the player would be willing to consider at this stage.
