The Daily Sports reported that Milan considered a replacement for Menion and had not yet contacted Ter Stegen.

Telstegen must find another home if he wants to continue his career. Barcelona will officially inform him that he is not in his future plans in the near future. Although the Lions can theoretically stay in the team, the club has clarified its marginal position and is willing to assist in the transfer. High annual salary has become an obstacle, but there are still teams that pursue reliable goalkeepers, such as AC Milan, which may sell Menion to Chelsea.

The tug-of-war between the Red and Blacks and Menion is coming to an end, and a deal is expected to be concluded for 18 million euros next week. Milan, who has lost the Champions League qualification, is looking for a replacement, but Ter Stegen is not the first choice for the time being.

Italian news shows that their number one target is Roma goalkeeper Svilal, and negotiations involving player exchange have begun. The alternative is Parma's Japanese star Ai Yan, Suzuki, who has attracted the attention of many teams this season.

Although Barcelona's goalkeeper may enter the transfer market at any time, Milan has not made any contact yet. Its team knows that there is room for operation only if the Germans agree to terminate the contract and reduce the salary requirements. In the Premier League, Arsenal, Newcastle and Manchester United, which have not yet decided on goalkeepers, are all potential next players. But the reality is that the goalkeeper vacancy for top teams is limited, and Ter Stegen is currently tough. According to people around him, he is still angry at Barcelona's decision and refuses to compromise.