There is still more than a month and a half to go before the January winter transfer window, yet, as often happens during the November international break, transfer dealings are already starting to become a hot topic. With the first half of the league campaign now past its halfway point and the Serie A table becoming clearer, the first ideas are also beginning to emerge from clubs that intend or need to strengthen their squads. For this reason, Il Giornale, in its sports section today, offers a general analysis of what the transfer plans across the league could look like.
AC Milan looking for two top quality players in January
Among the discussions, reports and rumours it covers, 'Il Giornale' also puts AC Milan at the centre of attention. The Rossoneri will certainly have to make their presence felt at the negotiating table in January if they want to increase the competitiveness of the squad available to Ruben Amorim.
The headline of the newspaper reads:
"Milan are looking for two top players".
The subheading adds: "A centre-back and a full-back for the Rossoneri".
Milan remain interested in Gonçalo Inácio of Sporting CP, one of Amorim's favourites, whom the club had also moved for last summer. The club would then also like a defensive full-back, with the profile of Malo Gusto, who could leave Chelsea, becoming an interesting option.
A possible interest in Atalanta's Gianluca Scamacca for the attack is also reported, as relayed via Milan News.
