AC Milan are hoping to strengthen their squad in the summer and the money from Investcorp has the management dreaming big, a report claims.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport (via MilanNews), there is a budget of €300m ready from the Bahrain-based fund to raise the level of the team, because the change in owners means the market strategies will also change, thus opening up even more expensive options.
The meeting with Sassuolo for Scamacca and Traorè could be postponed because the likes of Sebastien Haller of Ajax and Christopher Nkunku of RB Leipzig are in the sights. Then, Nicolò Zaniolo of Roma and Aurélien Tchouaméni of Monaco are in the viewfinder.
Despite an apparently strange silence in recent weeks, the Sven Botman and Divock Origi operations are not in question and therefore the Dutch defender and the Belgian striker should arrive as planned, given the obvious technical quality that they offer.
