The Milan continues to monitor Goncalo Inacio to strengthen its defense. The Portuguese central defender is the absolute favorite of coach Ruben Amorim, who considers him the ideal profile for the defense. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the operation can only take off if the club first streamlines the rear department through the outgoing market.

The key is Tomori's goodbye

To get to Goncalo Inacio, Fikayo Tomori's departure will be necessary. The English defender is not among the untouchables in Amorim's tactical plan and is part of the list of expendable players. Several surveys have been registered for the former Chelsea central defender: in recent months, Juventus had moved, but the most concrete track leads to the Premier League, in particular to Coventry, which has shown interest despite initially finding some resistance from the player, who wants to evaluate offers from clubs engaged in European cups. Tomori's sale, valued at around 15 million euros, would unblock Milan's decisive move to give Amorim the much-desired Portuguese reinforcement.