AC Milan are looking to bring in three new faces from Sampdoria, as they hope to strengthen their side in readiness for next season.
The San Siro giants are struggling in tenth place and look unlikely to attain European football of any description next year, as current coach Filippo Inzaghi fails to turn around the fortunes of the club.
La Corriere Della Sera reports that Rossoneri director Adriano Galliani has sent officials to speak with Blucerchiati tactician Sinisa Mihajlovic, with a view to gauging his interest in moving to Milan in the Summer.
They will also look into the possibility of signing Pedro Obiang and Roberto Soriano from the Genoa-based side to bolster their misfiring midfield.
Sampdoria have had an exceptional campaign so far, sitting only five behinds second placed Roma, having defeated the Giallorossi 2-0 last weekend.
