The Olympique de Marseille may soon face another significant loss in their squad. Reports suggest that AC Milan is seriously considering signing Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, following the potential departure of Mason Greenwood. The Rossoneri view the Danish midfielder as a valuable opportunity, especially as Marseille continues to streamline their wage bill and secure additional financial resources.
Højbjerg’s potential move to AC Milan
While the transfer is not yet at an advanced stage, Milan’s manager Ruben Amorim plans to assess his squad during pre-season before deciding on any midfield reinforcements. If a Milan player departs, Højbjerg could quickly become a top priority for the Italian club. Currently under contract with Marseille until 2028, the 30-year-old midfielder may not be retained indefinitely. The French club could accept an offer close to ten million euros—a reasonable sum given his high salary and experience.
Højbjerg has reportedly shown a strong preference for a move to Italy, where several clubs have been monitoring his situation for weeks. His departure would not only ease Marseille’s financial burden but also mark a significant sporting setback after the loss of Greenwood.
Reuniting with Adrien Rabiot in Milan
If Højbjerg joins AC Milan, he would reunite with Adrien Rabiot, with whom he formed a formidable partnership during their time at Marseille. Last season, Højbjerg contributed four goals and five assists in 32 Ligue 1 appearances, bringing both tactical discipline and aggressive play to the team. His potential departure would leave a major void in Marseille’s midfield.