Milan-Venezia, fans on social media: "Here's what is needed from the transfer market"

In the last 48 hours of the summer transfer window, with the official deadline set for tomorrow evening at 20:00, Milan and the management led by RedBird are assessing the feasibility of a double incoming move to complete the squad. Under the technical guidance of the new coach Rúben Amorim, the Rossoneri have started a deep tactical restyling centred on the 3-4-2-1 formation, a system that requires specific players both in the line of three central defenders and on the wide channels. Should favourable economic conditions and last‑minute opportunities on the end‑of‑window deals arise, the focus is on two profiles from the Premier League: the Brazilian defender Morato, currently at Nottingham Forest, and the Algerian left‑back Rayan Aït‑Nouri, owned by Manchester City. Both moves would represent ideal pieces to support the Portuguese coach's playing principles, adding physicality and positional elasticity to a team still seeking definitive structural balance.

Morato and Amorim's 3-4-2-1: the ideal piece for the three-man defence

His European football education, first developed at Benfica and later consolidated in the physical duels of the Premier League, makes him a ready‑to‑use element capable of executing the aggressive preventive marking typical of Amorim's style. Morato combines an excellent aerial structure with a surprising long‑range speed for his size. These are fundamental traits for defending in open space. Moreover, his ability to carry the ball forward and to verticalise with precision would allow Milan to clear the ball from the back line, easing the pressure on the two central midfielders.

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