The summer transfer window is drawing ever closer to its conclusion, with Milan undoubtedly among its major protagonists. The Rossoneri have completed four signings so far, but their business may not be finished yet, as it is no secret that Ruben Amorim has asked for a left-footed attacking midfielder who can play on the right.
In fact, Corriere dello Sport reports today that the Rossoneri directors are looking for young players who are already of a good level, with the aim of signing them on permanent deals. Otherwise, attention will turn to possible bargains and opportunities that could emerge during the final days of the summer transfer window. For example, keep an eye on Real Madrid's Brahim Diaz and Liverpool's Harvey Elliott, both of whom could decide to change clubs in search of more playing time.
In recent weeks, there has also been plenty of talk about the possible arrival of another defender at Milanello, in addition to the attacking midfielder. However, that possibility has cooled considerably for the time being. At Casa Milan, the priority remains player sales: Christopher Nkunku is close to returning to Leipzig, while further updates are expected in the coming hours regarding a possible move for Santiago Gimenez to Porto. There is English interest in Fikayo Tomori from Aston Villa and Youssouf Fofana from Crystal Palace, while there have been no updates on Rafael Leao's future, which remains a major question mark, as relayed via Milannews.it.
