The sale of Rafael Leao could unlock a Milan inbound operation, intended to complete the fifth summer signing in the attacking midfielder role. According to Corriere dello Sport, the instructions of Ruben Amoril are precise: the target is a left‑footed player who plays on the right. At the top of the wish list of the club on via Aldo Rossi is Alvyn Sanches, a player at Young Boys. The valuation of Alvyn Sanches' transfer fee is set at 15 million euros, and the management maintains constant contacts with his entourage and the Swiss club to accelerate the deal at the appropriate moment.

The tactical plan for Alvyn Sanches by the Rossoneri does not foresee an immediate permanent starter role. The strategy of Ruben Amoril contemplates inserting an experienced profile to rotate with Christian Pulisic, D’Avila Cisse, Alexis Saelemaekers, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Adrien Rabiot. The Milan squad sees the Young Boys player as the right piece to raise overall quality and options in the attacking sector.

At the same time, the emergency route towards Harvey Elliott, an attacking midfielder under contract with Liverpool, remains open. As specified by Corriere dello Sport, the Elliott option could take off in the final market hours if the right European alignments occur. Specifically, the move to Milan is conditioned on the successful negotiation between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain for Bradley Barcola's move to England.