The Milan transfer market is entering its decisive phase. The club will have to work on exits to reduce the squad and create space for potential new signings. Among the players who could leave is Samuele Ricci, who arrived last summer from Torino for around 23 million euros plus bonuses.

Ricci could find less space with Ruben Amorim's new tactical system, which uses only two midfielders. At the moment, Ricci would drop behind in the hierarchy, considering the competition in the department and the different alternatives available to the Portuguese coach.

For this reason, Milan is evaluating the possibility of selling both Ricci and Youssouf Fofana to obtain economic resources to reinvest in more functional profiles for the coach's needs.

The Atalanta continues to be interested in Ricci, a path that has never really faded, according to market expert Alfredo Pedullà. The Bergamasco club could return to make an offer in the coming days to try to start a negotiation.

There are also two other clubs interested in Ricci, one Italian and one foreign, although their names have not been disclosed. The situation remains in evolution: Milan will have to decide whether to bet on the blue midfielder or sacrifice an important element of the squad to complete Amorim's project.

The Milan transfer market is entering its decisive phase. The club will have to work on exits to reduce the squad and create space for potential new signings. Among the players who could leave is Samuele Ricci, who arrived last summer from Torino for around 23 million euros plus bonuses.

Ricci could find less space with Ruben Amorim's new tactical system, which uses only two midfielders. At the moment, Ricci would drop behind in the hierarchy, considering the competition in the department and the different alternatives available to the Portuguese coach.

For this reason, Milan is evaluating the possibility of selling both Ricci and Youssouf Fofana to obtain economic resources to reinvest in more functional profiles for the coach's needs.

The Atalanta continues to be interested in Ricci, a path that has never really faded, according to market expert Alfredo Pedullà. The Bergamasco club could return to make an offer in the coming days to try to start a negotiation.

There are also two other clubs interested in Ricci, one Italian and one foreign, although their names have not been disclosed. The situation remains in evolution: Milan will have to decide whether to bet on the blue midfielder or sacrifice an important element of the squad to complete Amorim's project.

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