AC Milan is keen not to let Liverpool's Alberto Aquilani slip through their fingers, but they appear unwilling to meet the €10 million (£8.7m) asking price set by the Anfield outfit.
On Friday Aquilani's agent Franco Zavaglia left the door to San Siro open after he said a move there should not be excluded.
And La Gazzetta dello Sport claims Milan have revived the embers of interest in the 27-year-old midfielder who scored the winner in Italy's 2-1 win over Spain on Wednesday.
However, CEO Adriano Galliani is not keen on spending more than €6m (£5.2m) for the Italy ace. It is said Liverpool are holding out for at least €10m, but budgetary constraints are preventing Milan from paying that amount.
Meanwhile, Fiorentina's Riccardo Montolivo is thought to remain as the Serie A champions' ultimate target.
He tried to play down reports of an exit earlier this week, but the Florence outfit could be looking to offload him for €10m after he refused to sign a new deal last month.
Both midfielders appeal to coach Massimiliano Allegri who has made no secret about wanting to sign a top-class player for the centre-left side of the pitch.
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