Milan and Como Enter Race for Norwegian Star Andreas Schjelderup

Italian clubs AC Milan and Como 1907 have emerged as serious contenders in the pursuit of highly rated Norwegian winger Andreas Schjelderup. The 22-year-old has attracted growing interest across Europe following his impressive performances for both club and country.

Schjelderup's strong displays with Benfica and the Norwegian national team have significantly boosted his reputation. His recent performances at the World Cup have particularly caught the attention of scouts, leading several major clubs to intensify their monitoring of his development.

Milan and Como are not alone in the race. Premier League sides Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur, along with Atletico Madrid, have already been linked with the talented winger. The growing list of admirers reflects the increasing value placed on one of Norway's most promising young attackers.

Benfica are reportedly demanding around €30 million for Schjelderup, a figure that has doubled since interest from other clubs began to intensify earlier in the year. The Portuguese side appears determined to capitalize on the player's rising stock after a season in which he contributed 10 goals and seven assists in 43 appearances across all competitions.

His impact on the international stage has further strengthened his market appeal. Schjelderup played a role in Norway's successful World Cup campaign, helping the team secure a place in the knockout rounds. Although speculation has also linked him with FC Barcelona as a potential future attacking option, the winger remains focused on his current commitments while interest from Europe's elite clubs continues to grow.