AC Milan do not have any plans to intervene in the January transfer window after Mike Maignan’s latest injury, according to a report.
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Milan could end up bidding farewell to both Ciprian Tatarusanu and Antonio Mirante at the end of the season, two experienced goalkeepers who have been there in times of need while remaining firmly behind Maignan when fully fit.
However, Tatarusanu has also raised some doubts during his recent starts because he is not as mobile as the Frenchman, nor is he as good at commanding his area nor with building out from the back, so there has been speculation about a younger deputy being signed potentially as early as January.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via MilanLive), Maignan will be out until after the World Cup in Qatar and Pioli opened to the hypothesis that Mirante might be used as well as Tatarusanu.
However, there is a certainty: Milan will not intervene on the market in January. Maignan will be ready to go in the new year and the management see no need to sign an additional keeper.
