Milan is monitoring the situation of "Haj Mazarwi."

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, specialized in transfer news, announced via his official account on the "X" platform that Moroccan international Noussair Mazraoui has chosen the "Panthera" agency to manage his affairs and represent him in the upcoming phase, thus ending his collaboration with his previous representatives.

This change comes at a time when speculation about the Moroccan full-back's future is increasing, as his name has been linked in recent weeks with a potential move to the Italian league, amid interest from AC Milan in acquiring his services during the current summer transfer window.

Mazraoui had an impressive season with Manchester United, participating in around 60 matches across various competitions until the end of the 2025-2026 season, confirming his status as one of the key players relied upon by the coaching staff due to his consistent performances and tactical flexibility.

In the English Premier League, the Moroccan international played 20 matches, during which he spent 992 minutes on the pitch, achieving a passing accuracy of 88 percent, creating five clear chances, and contributing to his team's clean sheets in three matches, along with making 11 successful tackles, 69 clearances, and intercepting nine opponent attacks.

Mazraoui is considered one of the most adaptable players to the demands of matches, as he excels in playing both right and left back positions, in addition to center-back, which has earned him the trust of the Manchester United coaching staff.

Meanwhile, AC Milan continues to monitor the player's situation, as reports indicate that the Italian club's officials have made initial contacts with his former agent to inquire about the terms of the deal, at the request of coach Ruben Amorim.

Despite this interest, Manchester United is keen on retaining the Moroccan international, based on the wishes of his current coach Michael Carrick, who considers him a key element in the team's project, noting that Mazraoui's contract extends until the summer of 2028, which gives the English club a significant advantage in facing any potential offers.