Dani Carvajal has reportedly been offered to several Serie A clubs as speculation grows over a possible move away from Real Madrid. AC Milan are believed to be among the teams showing the strongest interest in the experienced Spanish right-back, although no formal negotiations have begun.

According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, Carvajal has been made available to clubs in Italy, but there has yet to be a response that would trigger serious transfer talks. Milan appear to have the most significant interest at this stage, yet the situation remains exploratory rather than an active transfer negotiation.

The 34-year-old has spent the majority of his career at Real Madrid after returning to the club in 2013 following a season with Bayer Leverkusen. He established himself as a long-term presence at right-back and also became an important figure for the Spanish national team, giving him considerable experience at both club and international level.

Carvajal’s experience and leadership could make him an attractive option for Serie A clubs looking for a reliable veteran in defense. For Milan, his potential availability offers another experienced name to consider, particularly if the club decides to strengthen its options at right-back. However, interest alone does not indicate that a transfer is close.

For now, Carvajal’s future remains unchanged and there is no sign of an imminent move to Italy. Milan may currently be the club most strongly associated with the defender, but discussions have not reached an advanced stage. Any potential transfer will depend on whether the initial interest develops into concrete negotiations in the coming months.