AC Milan is considering several strikers to bolster their squad in case of a potential departure of Santiago Gimenez. The Rossoneri are weighing up Mauro Icardi, Keinan Davis of Udinese, and Nicolas Jackson from Chelsea. These players have different profiles, ages, experience, and playing styles.

The key for Milan is to find a striker who fits Ruben Amorim's dynamic and possession-based football. Amorim's system requires a center-forward who can do more than just score goals; they need to be a first-line defender, a reference point in offense, and highly involved in rotations between lines.

Among the options, Nicolas Jackson seems to be the one who best matches Amorim's requirements. He is not just an area striker; he likes to start wide, attack depth, and participate constantly in the build-up. Jackson is a high-intensity player who presses continuously, changes position during the game, and always offers a solution to his teammates.

While Icardi is a top finisher, his playing style may not perfectly match Amorim's demands. Davis offers physicality and hard work but lacks consistency in his goal production.