AC Milan have entered a new era after making major changes following a disappointing 2025–26 campaign.
The Rossoneri finished outside the Serie A top four after suffering a painful defeat on the final day of the season.
Consequently, Milan responded by making significant changes behind the scenes and appointing Ruben Amorim as their new manager.
The former Manchester United boss has since started reshaping his squad ahead of his first full campaign at San Siro.
Milan have already spent heavily this summer, with Goncalo Ramos arriving from Paris Saint-Germain in a deal exceeding €70M.
Meanwhile, the Italian giants strengthened their defence by completing a €30M move for Lazio centre-back Mario Gila.
However, Amorim could still add another defensive option as he continues building a squad capable of improving next season.
According to talkSPORT, AC Milan are among the clubs interested in signing Chelsea defender Axel Disasi this summer.
The 28-year-old appears set to leave Stamford Bridge permanently after spending last season away from Chelsea.
Disasi joined West Ham United on loan in February and made 14 Premier League appearances during his six-month spell.
However, West Ham suffered relegation, and the defender does not want to return to the club in the Championship.
Furthermore, Disasi is not a part of Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso’s pre-season preparations at Cobham.
The Frenchman is now focused on securing a permanent move after spending significant time away from Chelsea’s first-team plans.
Roma have also shown interest, while clubs in France are monitoring his situation ahead of a possible transfer.
Chelsea reportedly value Disasi at around £25M despite paying nearly £40M to sign him from Monaco in 2023.
Disasi has made 61 appearances for Chelsea but has not represented the club since January 2025.
Now, Amorim could offer him an opportunity to revive his career in Italy as Milan continue exploring further defensive additions.
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