Journalist Fabrizio Biasin spoke to RadioSportiva about Milan’s transfer market and Omari Hutchinson:
"I think that, with a view to the formation we are getting to know, the one with two central midfielders, Milan need more alternatives, so I can also imagine Hutchinson playing in that area of the pitch. That said, he also has more obvious attacking qualities, so I think he could be a decent utility player there."
"It seems to me that the positions further forward are more or less fully covered at the moment, although a genuine deputy for Gonçalo Ramos has not yet arrived. It is true that there is Camarda, and it is true that Amorim was very clear about this in his press conference before the match against Venezia, but I still think they need another option up front. I don’t know whether they have someone in mind between now and the close of the transfer window, but to complete the squad, perhaps they still need someone there. With Hutchinson in midfield, on the other hand, I think all the positions would then be covered. In short, Amorim now has his squad."
"For many years, Milan struggled to find their goalscorer up front. We will see what he does this year, but at least they dealt with that issue immediately: on the first day of the transfer window, they signed their No. 9. They paid a lot for him, admittedly, but they have him. That is something they did well.”
