The final two days of AC Milan’s summer transfer window will be focused on the midfield, with more signings possible and more sales potentially needed to make them possible.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport (via Milan News), plenty of names are swirling around Milan’s midfield both in terms of incoming and outgoings.
The major deal for Milan was to get Youssouf Fofana through the door, who had been pursued for the entire summer. Ajax youngster Silvano Vos has his medical booked but he is not expected to be an immediate first-team player.
Milan are continuing to work on a deal for Manu Kone from Borussia Monchengladbach and Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Geoffrey Moncada have reportedly struck an agreement on personal terms with the player.
The club are asking for at least €25m for the Frenchman and Milan do not intend to reach that figure. The most important factor in that signing is that Ismael Bennacer needs to be sold in order to make space for Kone.
There is intention to sell Bennacer but no offers have come in for the Algerian just yet. The other player to keep an eye on is Adrien Rabiot who Milan could swoop for late in the window.