After a significant outlay on Gonçalo Ramos and Mario Gila, AC Milan's transfer activity has slowed down. The club is now focused on strengthening the attacking midfield, specifically on the right flank, with a left-footed playmaker. Ruben Amorim has been assessing the squad's strengths and weaknesses over the past few weeks. The coach requires a player who can keep possession, beat their man, and create scoring opportunities.

The ideal candidate was Kostas Karetsas, but Borussia Dortmund secured his signature. As a result, the Rossoneri have turned their attention to similar profiles, such as Matías Soulé from Roma. The Argentine is considered expendable by Roma for the right price, but Milan deem the asking price of €35-40m excessive.

The situation could change in the future, with other players like Arsenal's Ethan Nwaneri also being considered. The club is also monitoring the situation with Fikayo Tomori, who remains on the market. Should the Englishman leave, a key addition could be made, with Sporting's Goncalo Inacio being the preferred target. The transfer window is still open, and Milan could make moves in other areas of the pitch.

For now, Amorim has blocked Pervis Estupiñán's move to Aston Villa, unless the coach changes his mind. The club is working to offload players, most notably Rafael Leão, who is currently sought after by Galatasaray and Fenerbahçe. Leão's departure would allow Milan to make decisive moves for new signings, with Soulé being a highly regarded option.