New AC Milan head coach Ruben Amorim has made it clear that two players will be essential to his project for the upcoming season. Strahinja Pavlovic and Christian Pulisic have been identified as unsellable players by the Portuguese manager. Pavlovic was impressive in the 2025-26 season, particularly in the three-man backline, while Pulisic had a strong first half of the season.

Amorim has been discussing transfer business with key figures in the club's management, including Massimo Calvelli and Jovan Kirovski. The manager has requested several new signings, including two defenders, a left-winger, an attacking midfielder/winger, and a centre-forward. The signing of a centre-forward appears to be a top priority for Amorim.

Pavlovic's growth into his role has been notable, and Pulisic's performance in the first half of the season was devastating. Amorim's project will rely heavily on these two players, and the club will need to build around them to achieve success.

The appointment of Amorim has brought new hope to Milan, but the club still faces significant challenges in the transfer market. With Amorim's clear vision and the support of the club's management, Milan can look forward to a brighter future.