In the midst of a very delicate post‑match management and injury assessment, the Rossoneri household is once again talking about a case that seemed almost forgotten. According to sports journalist and transfer market expert Matteo Moretto, on Monday 12 October 2026, French midfielder born in 2003 Warren Bondo will officially return to train on the fields of Milanello with Milan's first team coached by Rúben Amorim, after having been on the sidelines of the technical project since the Portuguese coach's appointment.

The reintegration of the trans‑Alpine midfielder, with a recent past at Cremonese and Monza, should not mislead the environment and Milan fans. This club move is in no way linked to the emergency caused by the recent serious injuries suffered by Alexis Saelemaekers in the past days and by Matteo Gabbia during the last Serie A weekend 2026‑2027. “Simply because it is his right as a player, being registered for the red‑and‑black club,” Moretto clarified in a detailed post published on his official X account.

Contractual paradox: trains at Milanello but stays out of the lists

The 2003‑born player will regularly take part in mid‑week training sessions together with his teammates, but during league weekends and European nights he will be forced to watch from the stands, with no chance of stepping onto the green rectangle. This sporting and professional limbo will last at least until the January window, when the management will seek a definitive solution for the midfielder.