Sergej Milinkovic-Savic Linked with Free Return to Serie A in 2026

Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, the former Lazio star, could return to Serie A on a free transfer once his contract with Al-Hilal expires next summer. The Serbian midfielder is reportedly considering leaving Saudi Arabia to resume his career in European football.

Italian giants such as Juventus, Inter, and AC Milan have monitored him closely since his departure from Lazio, though Al-Hilal has so far shown no intention of selling. Despite that, his contract situation opens the door for a potential move back to Italy.

Milinkovic-Savic has been a standout performer in the Saudi Pro League, earning a place in the Team of the Season for two consecutive years. His consistent performances underline his value, making him one of the league’s top players since arriving in Riyadh.

A return to Serie A would likely require a significant pay cut compared to his current salary in Saudi Arabia. However, the midfielder’s long history with Lazio, where he made 341 appearances and scored 69 goals, suggests he may prioritize a new challenge in Italy over financial considerations.

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