According to this morning's edition of Corriere della Sera, one thing became very clear from yesterday's match won by AC Milan against Genoa: the Rossoneri need a January transfer window that lives up to expectations. The reason is simple: everything was going well as long as the regular starters were on the pitch.
As soon as Ruben Amorim had to bring on some of the reserve players, however, the Milan team began to struggle and came under greater pressure.
For this reason, the winter transfer window will require at least one quick centre-back to support an always-offensive style of play, as well as a new centre-forward who can rotate with Gonçalo Ramos, given that Francesco Camarda is still too inexperienced for such a role.
In the coming weeks, Markus Krösche will sign his contract and officially become the club's new Head of Football, but in the meantime, he is already monitoring possible scenarios.
