Longo: Milan contacts Leverkusen within two days to test whether she is willing to sell Zachar and the asking price

According to Longo, Milan contacted Leverkusen on Monday or Tuesday to test whether he would release the person and ask for a price.

The reason why Milan is interested in Zachar is largely because the new director Tare, who knows the captain of the Swiss national team very well and believes in his leadership and his spirit of self-improvement at the age of 32 and drives the team's progress.

Currently, Milan has listed a list of 7 to 8 players for midfield signings, and Zachar's name is undoubtedly at the forefront. In recent hours, the Ross and Blacks have received positive feedback from Zachar on joining Milan during their continuous communication with the player's agent team.

Milan admires Zacha very much, and Leverkusen is interested in Milan defender Jaf, who may become a key factor in promoting the deal. Milan can reduce Jaf's transfer fee a little in exchange for Zacha.

Milan will contact Leverkusen next Monday, or more likely on Tuesday, to test whether they are willing to let go and ask for a price. The Zach contract is currently expiring in 2028.

It is worth noting, however, that Leverkusen has sold Wilz and Flynnon to Liverpool, so a more cautious approach may be taken before letting go of another core player.