Among the profiles followed and appreciated by Milan on the mercato, several of them are so-called non-EU players. The Rossoneri can only register a maximum of two this summer, though.
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As highlighted by our colleagues at SempreMilan.it, Milan will have to make careful evaluations as they only can register one non-EU player without restrictions. Two are possible, but then one of the current non-EU players must leave.
Devis Vasquez is destined to leave and Messias could depart as well, which would allow Milan to make the second non-EU signing. However, it should be noted that they cannot register more than two, even if several non-EU players were to leave. The other players currently in the squad are Tomori, Krunic, Messias and Lazetic.
On the market, Milan are following the likes of Arda Guler (Turkey), Daichi Kamada (Japan), Ruben Loftus-Cheek (England) and Samuel Chukwueze (Nigeria). Careful evaluations must be made, therefore, as they all cannot arrive.
The rule, which was created by the FIGC, aims to ensure a balance in the composition of the teams, promoting the use of EU players and limiting the number of non-EU players in the team squads.
