Ruben Amorim could reunite with two former players at Milan in January

In the San Siro arena, AC Milan is showing interest in two Manchester United players, Leny Yoro and Joshua Zirkzee, both coached by Ruben Amorim. According to Calciomercato, the Italian club is planning a loan with an option to buy for the 25‑year‑old striker and is valuing the 20‑year‑old defender at around €50 million.

Milan targets two former Amorim players

The Calciomercato website revealed that AC Milan has its eye on Leny Yoro, a centre‑back, and Joshua Zirkzee, a forward, both from Manchester United. The interest covers both players, who are still under contract with the English club.

Yoro, 20, is completing his third season at Manchester United, having played four matches so far. Zirkzee, 25, is also in his third campaign with the Red Devils and has made four appearances.

Agent Jorge Mendes may be driving Yoro's move, whose market value is around €50 million. The valuation reflects the potential of the young centre‑back, still little used.

Milan aim to secure Man Utd defender Yoro in January

For Zirkzee, AC Milan is aiming for an initial loan with an option to buy, strengthening an attacking line that already includes Gonçalo Ramos and Francesco Camarda. The strategy indicates the intention to boost offensive firepower before the January registration period.

The January transfer market allows clubs to make loans and purchases, and Milan is already showing early preparation to strengthen the squad. The club's focus on these two players underscores a reinforcement strategy ahead of the window.

Amorim eyes January loan for United striker as Milan chase double reinforcement

The story was initially published in the Bola na Rede column, highlighting the link between Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim and the potential new signings for the Italian club. A possible return of both players to Milan could mark a significant reunion for Amorim.