Pescara have intensified their interest in three Milan Futuro players as the Serie C club seeks reinforcements ahead of the new campaign. The Adriatic side are pursuing Eletu, Magrassi, and Cappelletti, with negotiations now advanced for at least one prospect from the Rossoneri's second team.
According to reports from the Italian transfer market, Eletu has already reached a preliminary agreement with Pescara on a three-year contract. However, AC Milan's approval remains pending, as the parent club retains final say over the departure of the young player. Kirovski, Milan Futuro's sporting director, continues to evaluate the proposal while managing other outgoing moves across the squad.
Pescara's Multi-Player Push
Beyond Eletu's potential deal, Pescara have also made formal enquiries about Magrassi, an experienced striker who could add depth to their attacking options for the Serie C promotion battle. The club have additionally expressed interest in Cappelletti, a young right-back viewed as a promising talent within Milan's development pathway. Pescara's multi-pronged approach signals their ambition to strengthen across multiple positions this summer.
Milan Futuro, under the management of new Spanish coach Navarro, are training at Milanello as preparations continue for the season ahead. The club's willingness to loan out or permanently sell fringe squad members reflects the need to balance competitive ambitions with providing regular playing time for developing prospects. How many of these three players ultimately complete transfers to Pescara will become clearer once Milan's leadership provides definitive decisions on each case.
