"In January, Milan actually considered the acquisition of Axel Disasi from Chelsea. The player was repeatedly approached by the Rossoneri, who analysed the deal until the final days of the transfer window. In the end, however, the management decided to reject the Frenchman's arrival in order to give maximum confidence and space to De Winter, also considering the versatility of Bartesaghi."
AC Milan actively pursued Axel Disasi from Chelsea during the January transfer window, recognizing the need to strengthen their defensive options given they had only four defenders for a three-player backline system. The club's relationship with Chelsea made the acquisition feasible, particularly since Disasi was marginalized at Stamford Bridge. Despite sustained negotiations throughout January, Milan's management ultimately decided against completing the deal. Instead, they chose to reject Disasi's arrival to provide maximum confidence and playing time to De Winter, an existing squad member. The decision also factored in Bartesaghi's defensive versatility, making an additional signing unnecessary.
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