In the midst of recent speculations linking AC Milan to Jonathan David and Serhou Guirassy, the Italian club remains keenly interested in Nigeria’s Montpellier striker, Akor Adams.

Montpellier signed Adams from Lilleström in a €4 million deal last summer, proving to be a successful move for the club.

The 23-year-old, standing at 190cm, combines power, strength, and class, showcasing an impressive goal-scoring record.

With 24 goals in 30 games this season, factoring in his time in Norway, the Forward boasts a scoring rate of one goal every 106 minutes.

Despite his relatively short stint in France, Milan sees him as a player ready for the transition to a top-tier club.

Recent reports reveal that Milan has diligently scouted Adams in the past weeks, with Sporting Director Geoffrey Moncada acknowledging the player’s talent.

Montpellier has set an initial asking price of €15 million, but Milan is urged to expedite their pursuit to avoid missing out on Adams, as his value may escalate, attracting attention from English clubs.