After a difficult debut season in Serie A, the 25-year-old Nigerian is reportedly open to a move, with Fulham emerging as front-runners to secure his signature.
The Cottagers were close to landing Chukwueze in January, and now appear to be back in pole position amid fresh interest from La Liga sides Real Betis and Sevilla, Pulse Sports reported.
Chukwueze has struggled to cement a regular spot at Milan since arriving from Villarreal. The Rossoneri are keen to offload him this summer, having paid a reported 28 million euros - well above his current market value of around 12–15 million.
A switch to Fulham would not only offer Chukwueze more game time but also the chance to reunite with fellow Nigerian internationals Alex Iwobi and Calvin Bassey. That trio could form a strong Super Eagles connection at Craven Cottage.
Fulham, currently 9th in the Premier League, are quietly building a competitive squad, while Milan sit in the same position in Serie A, five points off a European qualification spot.
With the AFCON and World Cup qualifiers looming, Chukwueze will be eager to get his club career back on track - and Fulham may be the perfect stage for his resurgence.
Nigeria international Samuel Chukwueze has expressed his excitement at rediscovering top form at Fulham, crediting manager Marco Silva for playing a crucial role in his resurgence.
Pep Guardiola admitted he "did not have an answer" for Manchester City's collapse in a chaotic 5-4 victory at Fulham on Tuesday night.
Tottenham Hotspur succumbed to a 2-1 defeat to Fulham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday to extend their winless streak to four matches in all competitions.
Thomas Frank has insisted that Archie Gray and Lucas Bergvall are ready for Premier League starts after the pair impressed during Tottenham's 5-3 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday.
