The new Milan under Ruben Amorim is taking shape more and more, and Gerry Cardinale has undoubtedly left a decisive imprint on it. The relationship between the RedBird owner and the current Rossoneri head coach is excellent, built on mutual respect and strengthened over time. We have all noticed it from the very beginning: the greeting at Milanello in front of journalists and fans, as well as the kind words Cardinale himself had for Amorim during the first press conference of the season. In short, they are following a unique path together, sharing the same ideas and vision.
However, the transfer market remains the most exciting and interesting part of this summer for the Rossoneri. Milan have made significant changes, with courage and a clear strategy. The foundations of the new Rossoneri project are firmly rooted in Gerry Cardinale's plans and ambitions.
The new approach to the transfer market will be for Milan to remain active and move quickly right through to the end of the summer window.
The Rossoneri's incoming business is not yet complete and, with Cardinale at the helm, the club will look to make further additions that can strengthen Amorim's squad. Targeted signings, therefore, in line with the Portuguese coach's technical and tactical project: only players who fit the system and can make a real contribution to the team's style of play will arrive, as pointed out via Milannews.it.
The situation regarding departures is also taking shape, with some of the decisions of the past now viewed as mistakes or as moves that did not fully fit the club's direction. The squads and teams assembled before Cardinale's arrival were not considered to be at the level expected of a club of Milan's stature, particularly in recent seasons. This led to the decision to change and overhaul almost everything, showing the door to players deemed unsuitable for the project and the club's technical standards.
When Milan speak about departures, however, they are not simply referring to a general clear-out. The aim is to add quality and depth to the squad. In this regard, RedBird and Gerry Cardinale have been fundamental, being among the first to take responsibility and put themselves at the forefront of the process.
The final mantra for Milan's transfer market and future is therefore a simple one: no more mediocre players or signings. Gerry Cardinale's new Milan want to make an impact by bringing in players of the highest level. A level worthy of Milan.
