The statements made by Ruben Amorim yesterday on the eve of Milan-Chelsea (today at 2pm Italian time, on DAZN and Sky Sport) shed light on the elephant in the room at Milan: the club needs to sell, and make a lot of sales. The coach admitted that the squad is too large and needs to be trimmed, especially because it is unthinkable that there will not be at least two more additions in the attacking midfield and wide areas to strengthen the team with players better suited to the Portuguese coach’s style.
This morning, Corriere dello Sport attempted to analyse the Rossoneri club’s entire situation regarding the transfer market and potential departures. The headline of the article reads:
"Milan XL, sales plan underway."
The subtitle outlines the full picture: "Amorim wants a lean squad to work with. Many players are candidates to leave Milanello." It then focuses on a couple of individual players: "Leao awaiting new Galatasaray offer. Tomori could also leave." But they are not the only ones with their bags packed: "Estupinan heading for the exit, Musah and Fofana uncertain."
