AC Milan's transfer activity shows no signs of slowing down after confirming Mario Gila's signing. The club is keen on giving new coach Ruben Amorim the tools he needs as soon as possible. This approach involves conducting business quickly and efficiently, rather than waiting until the latter stages of the summer.

Udinese's sporting director, Gianluca Nani, met with AC Milan officials at Casa Milan to discuss potential deals. The meeting reportedly involved talks about several Udinese players, including Nicolo Zaniolo, who had expressed interest in joining Milan. Other players mentioned include Thomas Kristensen, Oumar Solet, Keinan Davis, and Arthur Atta.

The club's proactive approach to the transfer market is refreshing for Milan fans, who have seen the team wait too long in recent years to make key signings. While no specific details about the talks with Udinese are available, it is clear that Milan is taking an active role in shaping its squad for the upcoming season.

The potential signings would bolster Milan's squad depth and provide Amorim with more options as he looks to build on the team's recent performances. Fans will be eager to see if any of these players make the move to San Siro in the coming weeks.