GOAL reported that AC Milan are reportedly keeping tabs on Union Saint Gilloise defender Massiré Sylla while preparing for league and European fixtures against Genoa and Ferencavaros. The report said the January transfer window will give the club's management a chance to address shortcomings that have emerged in recent weeks.
Defensive plans for January
Among the most highly regarded names is Gonçalo Inácio, particularly in Ruben Amorim's eyes. GOAL said the club are also looking at younger prospects, drawing on ideas from Gardiner and the entire scouting department, particularly in their search in northern Europe.
Sylla's profile
According to Matteo Moretto, AC Milan are reportedly keeping tabs on the Senegalese defender. Sylla has played for Union Saint Gilloise since January, when the club signed him from Lyn for €1.5 million, and his contract runs until 2030.
Career path and role
Born in Senegal on 7 January 2005, Sylla has spent three years in Europe, first with Pau, then with Lyn in Norway, before moving to Union Saint Gilloise in the Jupiler League. He has made 9 league appearances this season and scored one goal.
Sylla is a right-footed defender who stands 196 cm tall. He can also play as a defensive midfielder in front of the defence, a role he played in Senegal when he was very young.
