AC Milan’s summer transfer window is continuing at rapid speed and Noah Okafor should be the next player who is officially announced, but the business is not done there.
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Calciomercato.com writes that with Okafor’s arrival for around €14m, Milan have closed their sixth signing of the summer and the fourth paid-for addition after Ruben Loftus-Cheek at €15m, Christian Pulisic at €20m and Tijjani Reijnders the same.
The Rossoneri have financed all the operations completed so far solely with the sale of Sandro Tonali, who joined Newcastle United for a guaranteed €70m, but there is more left to be spent yet.
The ownership actually allocated a budget of around €35-40m to be spent even without the sale of Tonali. With this figure the management will try to bring Samuel Chukwueze to Milan as soon as possible.
Even then there would still be some money to spent, perhaps on another midfielder like Yunus Musah and for some other finishing touches.
In addition to that, it cannot be rules out that Ante Rebic, Divock Origi and other sales are made to further raise that amount. In short, Milan’s mercato plan is clear and well-defined, but by no means over.
