AC Milan are making a bold statement in the transfer market under new ownership. The club has splashed out over 75 million euros for Portuguese striker Gonçalo Ramos, with Adriano Galliani praising the signing. This is just the beginning, with the Rossoneri targeting Lazio defender Mario Gila, with an agreement in place with the player but not yet with club president Claudio Lotito.

The total spend could reach 100 million euros in just two weeks, with Gerry Cardinale seemingly willing to break the bank to bring in top talent. The club's US owner is reportedly willing to go big to make an immediate impact, with a series of high-profile signings planned.

Cardinale has also been in talks with Luka Modric, offering him a role in the new cycle at Milan. Meanwhile, Zlatan Ibrahimovic is working on a deal to bring in Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk, a difficult but not impossible operation. The Dutch defender's 15 million euro salary is a major obstacle, but Ibrahimovic is keen on the signing.

Milan are also looking to tie down their existing stars, with Christian Pulisic off the market and talks ongoing with goalkeeper Mike Maignan. Adrien Rabiot is another target, while Rafael Leao could be on his way out, with Tottenham emerging as a potential destination.