The deep summer revolution at Milan continues to spark discussion among insiders. On the pages of La Gazzetta dello Sport today on the newsstand, journalist Filippo Di Chiara analysed the radical change of course imposed by owner Gerry Cardinale. A true corporate and technical "repulisti", started a minute after the collapse against Cagliari that ended the last season, which led to the departure of players such as Rafael Leão and Christopher Nkunku and to massive incoming investments, starting with Gonçalo Ramos and Diego Moreira.

Cardinale's "repulisti": painful departures of Leão, Nkunku and Giménez

Leaving Milanello was the most costly purchase of the previous market, the French Christopher Nkunku (famous for his balloon celebration), accompanied by the symbolic man of the last seven years of the Rossoneri, the Portuguese Rafael Leão. Completing the picture of illustrious exits was the departure of Santiago Giménez, transferred for decidedly lower figures: "He was practically given away", the journalist highlighted, emphasizing the club's firm intention to turn the page at any cost.

Investments for the new Milan: Gonçalo Ramos and the 50 million for Moreira

For the attack a costly international-quality number 9 has been purchased, the Portuguese Gonçalo Ramos, called upon not to make past goals be missed. But the real million‑dollar gamble is the name of the young talent Diego Moreira, for whom Milan has invested a monstrous sum of about 50 million euros. Colossal financial efforts that certify the huge ambitions of the US ownership.

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