Milan have reportedly turned to Sevilla striker Carlos Bacca after conceding defeat in their attempts to sign Jackson Martinez.
Despite a deal seemingly close, the Rossoneri look to have lost out on the Porto attacker to Atletico Madrid, and Calciomercato.com claims they are now ready to negotiate with the Andalucians.
Bacca’s release clause is currently set at €30m, and the website adds that Milan would be willing to meet such a sum after Roma pulled out of the running, with his Colombian compatriot valued €5m more.
Former Athletic Bilbao star Fernando Llorente, meanwhile, is set to leave Juventus this summer.
Sky Sport Italia claims Liverpool have shown an interest in the attacker as a deal for Christian Benteke continues to fade away, while German trio Wolfsburg, Borussia Dortmund and Monchengladbach have also made enquiries.
