Parma, Genoa and Monza Interested in Midfielder Christian Comotto
Christian Comotto could leave AC Milan on loan during the January transfer window, with Parma, Genoa and Monza reportedly asking for information about the 18-year-old midfielder.
According to Italian transfer journalist Nicolò Schira, all three clubs are exploring the possibility of signing the young Italian, who could benefit from regular playing time away from San Siro. No agreement has been reported, and Milan will ultimately decide whether a temporary move is the right step for his development.
What It Means
A January loan could give Comotto an opportunity to gain valuable senior experience and compete for a more regular role. Parma, Genoa and Monza are potential destinations as they assess options to strengthen their midfield.
For Milan, the priority will be finding a solution that supports the teenager’s development without compromising their long-term plans for him.
Background
Comotto is one of AC Milan’s young midfield prospects. Born in 2008, he spent the 2025/26 season on loan at Spezia in Serie B, where he gained experience in senior football before returning to Milan in the summer of 2026.
Despite his youth, that spell gave him exposure to the demands of professional competition. However, opportunities in Milan’s first team could be limited by competition for places, making another loan a possible route to further development.
What Happens Next
The three interested clubs will have to establish whether Milan are willing to let Comotto leave in January and what conditions they would require for a loan.
The midfielder’s potential role and expected minutes are likely to be important factors in choosing a destination. For now, Parma, Genoa and Monza have reportedly made enquiries, but no transfer has been confirmed.
