The excess players of Milan: who wants them, how much they cost and what could happen

The Milan transfer market is entering a new and exciting phase, contradicting rumors of a supposed financial immobilism after a first part of the summer that was definitely eventful. After the reset of the technical area on May 25 and the official inauguration of the new coach Rúben Amorim in mid-June, the Via Aldo Rossi management has heavily invested in the market. The purchases of Gonçalo Ramos from PSG for 80 million euros and Mario Gila from Lazio for 30 million have redefined the club's ambitions, which now prepares to complete the squad without the stringent need to complete the sales of excess players first.

Milan's strategy: why they don't need to sell to buy

Today's edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport sheds light on the club's real economic availability. The newspaper confirmed that the financial solidity of Milan allows the management to operate in the market with total autonomy from player trading. The financial planning of the ownership enables the management to meet Amorim's technical-tactical requests without having to wait for the often lengthy timelines of secondary sales.

The moves to complete Rúben Amorim's squad