Greek Super League club PAOK are reportedly plotting an ambitious move to sign Millwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic.
While most transfer windows across the continent slammed shut last week, the Greek window remains open until 15 September and PAOK intend to use the additional time to their advantage.
The club are said to have long maintained an interest in the Millwall forward and are intent on bringing in another attacking option in the coming days.
According to a report from Greek outlet Gazzetta, PAOK are ready to swoop for Ivanovic though it remains to be seen whether they will be able to match the Championship club's valuation.
A report quoted in the publication claims Millwall will consider offers of around €11million (£9.5m) for the 21-year-old, who has earned three senior caps for Serbia since arriving at The Den in the summer of 2024.
Should PAOK meet that valuation to secure a deal, he would become the club's record signing - surpassing the €10.5million they paid to sign Christos Zafeiris from Slavia Prague last summer.
Ivanovic has yet to make an appearance for the Lions this season after undergoing surgery in July following a fractured metatarsal.
Since joining Millwall from Vojvodina in 2024 he has made 87 appearances for the club in all competitions, scoring 22 goals.
In his maiden season in the capital he was the club's top scorer in the Championship and was subsequently named their Young Player of the Year.
