AC Milan recently held a meeting with Udinese representatives to discuss potential player sales. The talks took place at Milan's club headquarters earlier in the week. According to Fabrizio Romano, the meeting focused on players from Milan's current squad who might be of interest to Udinese and Watford, both owned by the Pozzo family.

The exact names of the players discussed are not yet known, but it is clear that some members of the current squad do not fit into Ruben Amorim's preferred 3-4-2-1 system and playing style. It remains to be seen if any outgoing negotiations could lead to a player coming the other way, such as Keinan Davis or Thomas Kristensen.

Milan had been linked to several players, including Arthur Atta, who is now reportedly bound for Fiorentina. Other names mentioned include Davis and Kristensen, but their potential transfers to Milan are unclear. The club's focus on sales rather than signings in the meeting suggests that Amorim is looking to shape his squad in a specific way.

The discussions between Milan and Udinese may lead to some players leaving the club, but it is not yet clear who will be involved or what the outcomes will be.