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Soccer · Transfers · published 2026-10-09T00:00:00+00:00 · via Cult of Calcio

Milan Prepare for Modric Exit by Tracking Two Premier League Midfielders

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Milan is planning for the eventual departure of Luka Modric and has identified Bournemouth's Alex Scott and Brighton's Yasin Ayari as possible successors. Scott, 23, can operate as a deep-lying playmaker or No. 10, recently debuted for England, and could cost at least €50M amid competition from English clubs. Ayari, also 23, has six goals and four assists in 70 Premier League games, is valued around €40M, and is also attracting interest from Roma and other European sides.

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Milan persuaded Luka Modric to remain one more season, yet the club is already preparing for his likely exit next summer. Two Premier League midfielders, Bournemouth’s Alex Scott and Brighton’s Yasin Ayari, have been identified as potential replacements.

Scott, 23, formerly of Bristol City, can play deep or as a No. 10. He has seven goals and seven assists in 95 Bournemouth appearances and recently earned his first England cap. Ayari, also 23, has six goals and four assists in 70 Premier League matches, with a reported valuation near €40M.

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Milan’s search could affect supporters, players and clubs connected to Bournemouth, Brighton and Serie A. If Scott or Ayari moves, it may reshape midfield roles, raise expectations and increase transfer fees for comparable young players. For fans, the story may fuel speculation and debate, while the players could face pressure to adapt to a bigger club and different league. The outcome may also influence how clubs plan succession for aging stars.

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