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AC Milan ready €18m offer for Tijjani Reijnders replacement to join Luka Modric and Granit Xhaka as Massimiliano Allegri's midfield overhaul continues

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Spanish Coverage
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Peacock

✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.

✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.

✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.


Monthly from$7.99
Cabe Replacement
New Fubo Logo

Fubo

✅ Carries local CBS stations, CBS Sports Network, Telemundo, and Universo, giving you access to both the English and Spanish linear television broadcasts for Serie A.

✅ Offers a fully-featured 5-day free trial, allowing you to stream live weekend matches, use the DVR, and test the interface before committing to a paid subscription.

✅ Allows you to record games while you're away or asleep and stream them on your own schedule across unlimited screens on your home network.


Monthly from$32.99
Total Access
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Paramount+

✅ Serves as the undisputed primary home for Serie A in the US, streaming all 380 league fixtures live and on-demand.

✅ Gives fans the choice to watch matches with either the dedicated CBS English-language studio team or the authentic, original Italian-language broadcast audio.

✅ Packages the complete Italian domestic calendar (including the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa) right next to their exclusive English-language coverage of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.


Monthly from$7.99
Spanish Coverage
peacock logo image for promo

Peacock

✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.

✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.

✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.


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  • Milan have shown interest in Guerra
  • Italian club wants Guerra to be next Reijnders
  • Positive signs as Guerra stalls extension with Valencia
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    As per Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan have identified Guerra as the midfielder who can replace Reijnders at San Siro. The club are looking to offer €18 million (£15m/$20m) plus €4m in bonuses to Valencia, but the Spanish side would need around €25m (£21m/$29m) to part ways with the 22-year-old. Talks over Guerra's contract extension has also stalled, giving Milan more reasons to pursue the midfielder's signing.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    There is an internal feeling within the Italian club that Guerra can achieve greater heights than Reijnders at Milan. With Milan on the verge of signing Luka Modric for free and Granit Xhaka having greenlit the move on personal terms, the addition of Guerra will be beneficial for both the club and the player. The Serie A club plans to use the experience and maturity of Xhaka and Modric to enhance Guerra's playing skills. They aim to utilise a similar system for other young talents as well.

  • DID YOU KNOW?

    Reijnders arrived from AZ for a similar fee, but Guerra will have more to his credentials should he arrive at San Siro. The 22-year-old has already amassed 89 appearances for Valencia and is a key player for the U21 Spain national team, having started two of the first three games.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR MILAN?

    Milan are not financially stable enough to spend big on players considering the current situation and have drawn a line not to spend more on a player should the expected transfer fee cross their budgetary allowance. In this case, the club will move to option B rather than continuing negotiations.

    Milan are also looking to offload Rafael Leao, who is reportedly also interested in moving out of Italy and joining Bayern to start a new chapter in his career.