CAIRATE, ITALY – JULY 10: Head coach of AC Milan Stefano Pioli speaks with chairman of AC Milan Paolo Scaroni and AC Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani during an AC Milan training session at Milanello on July 10, 2023 in Cairate, Italy. (Photo by Giuseppe Cottini/AC Milan via Getty Images)
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Milan will allocate €100 million from the club’s budget for the summer transfer window. The club will also save on the salaries of Giroud, Kjaer and Jovic, who are likely to leave the club.
The source says that in addition to the €100 million, the club should also receive funds from the sales of De Ketelare and Saelemaekers. Possible sales of players who have not performed well, such as Okafor and Chukwueze, cannot be ruled out. They will not be put up for transfer, but in the event of a favorable offer, their transfer is not excluded.
Regarding the sale of leaders such as Leao, Teo and Maignan, the main priority is to retain these players. Milan president Paolo Scaroni recently said that the club will be in the black financially at the end of the season, and that this will allow the club not to sell its leaders. Last summer, for example, Scaroni did not rule out a big sale, after which Sandro Tonali was sold to Newcastle. Of course, the situation may change if an offer of more than 100 million euros is received. In this case, Milan can sit down at the negotiating table.
2024-02-27 19:50:52
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