Milan is undergoing a profound revolution desired by Ruben Amorim, who after a month of work has taken stock with the owner Gerry Cardinale. The summer tour without victories highlighted the team’s difficulties and convinced the Portuguese coach of the need to intervene on the squad. The main problem, however, remains that of sales: without freeing up space and resources, it will be difficult to complete the purchases requested by the coach.
Ten days before the start of Serie A, the Rossoneri market still does not seem up to the Scudetto ambitions. The arrivals of Gonçalo Ramos, Mario Gila and Sankhoun Diawara are not enough for Amorim, who is looking for players more technically gifted and functional to his idea of football.
Among the names considered outside the project are Fikayo Tomori, Youssouf Fofana, Christopher Nkunku and Santi Gimenez. Their possible sales could guarantee about one hundred million euros to reinvest in the market. Meanwhile, the squad counts 33 players, too many for technical and regulatory needs.
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Some young players, like Zachary Athekame and Alphadjo Cissè, are destined for loan, while David Odogu, Pervis Estupinian, Filippo Terracciano, Warren Bondo and Yunus Musah are looking for a new placement.
The situations of Rafael Leao, initially inclined to leave but now intending to stay, and the late returns of Mike Maignan and Adrien Rabiot also remain to be clarified. The coach is therefore awaiting a decisive week to define the new Milan.
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