AC Milan’s summer transfer window will not only involve signings to bolster the squad because there must also be sales to make room and raise funds.
According to a report from La Gazzetta dello Sport (seen below), solutions are being sought for the players no longer deemed a good fit for the project, such as Ante Rebic for example.
Bundesliga sides are being probed as a potential destination for the Croatian winger, but the fact he has a salary of €3.5m net per season means that interested Turkish clubs might be put off.
English clubs have already come forward and expressed interest in Fode Ballo-Touré, who could bring in around €5m – similar to the fee Milan paid – and that could then be immediately reinvested.
Yacine Adli could instead return to France, where he arrived from last summer given the Rossoneri left him on loan for a season at Bordeaux after having secured him for €10m.
Meanwhile, it is in Serie A that Milan hope to find accommodation for Junior Messias. He is set to leave and there is no shortage of clubs keen.
