The Italian newspaper 'Corriere dello Sport' reports what could happen in Milan’s transfer market following Rafael Leao’s departure to either Galatasaray or Aston Villa: "If Leao’s departure is completed, Milan (the report reads) will also look to complete their fifth signing of the summer: a new attacking midfielder. Amorim’s demands are quite clear: a left-footed player who can play on the right. In recent hours, Alvyn Sanches has risen to the top of the club’s list of preferences, with the Swiss midfielder, born in 2003, currently playing for Young Boys. His transfer value is around €15 million, and Milan are keeping contact with both his representatives and his club in order to accelerate negotiations if necessary."
AC Milan's plan for Alvyn Sanches
It is clear that this is not a high-profile name, partly because Amorim has a specific idea for him: he would not be a player expected to immediately become a regular starter, but rather a young player with some experience who could rotate with Pulisic, Cisse, Saelemaekers, Loftus-Cheek and Rabiot, who would be playing out of position, as relayed via Milannews.it.
Could Harvey Elliott be an option for AC Milan?
In the background, Corriere dello Sport concludes, Harvey Elliott of Liverpool remains an option if the right pieces fall into place in the final hours of the transfer window, particularly if the English club manage to sign Barcola from PSG.
