AC Milan have recovered a bit of momentum heading into the Christmas break after the win against Empoli, but some help will be needed in the January window.
MilanNews reports how Milan closed the first half of the season with 42 points after 13 wins, 3 draws and 3 defeats. Pioli’s men are second in the standings, 4 points behind Inter, but the Scudetto dream remains alive and can be cultivated by the right decisions in January.
Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara will try to sign a central defender who can replace Simon Kjaer. Then, if some good opportunities arise, the club will likely move. The report mentions that there is still the idea of signing a striker who could help provide some support for Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Olivier Giroud.
The African Cup of Nations issue is also important. Should the tournament go ahead the Rossoneri would lose Franck Kessie and Ismael Bennacer, so a signing to reinforce the midfield department might also be on the agenda. With two or three signings, Milan can be truly deep and competitive.
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Simple : sell Krunic & Castillejo, Conti. End the loans of Messias, Diaz, Pellegri. Get a striker, a CB and a winger (get Hauge back as an alternative).
I honestly would like hear from Pioli about his needs to strengthen the team or any influence from him to convince Kessie or other players to change their mind about the renewal and stay with Milan
He agree of keeping spagitte Castliago and believe strongly in big failure Krunic and praising the wooden Giroud and hoping in sluggish Messias and school boy Diaz I wonder if he is really oriented if he is Milan Coach
Thats ugly. You should be thankful to have such a good coach. If these players we have in our disposal we have to play them. And they were playing good before. There no alternatives to them. However ur coach worked hard and found solution. Have patience and be thankful. I am a foreigner milan fan i love this club everyone is honest and determined here no cheaters. Forza Milan.