One of the key topics during the last couple of weeks of the transfer window will be offloading players that Paulo Fonseca does not consider to be part of his plans.
According to MilanNews, the Milan management will make the most of these last 13 days of the transfer window to try and seize any opportunities to put the finishing touches to the squad, but also to ensure there is a maximum of 25 players available to Fonseca.
Having already offloaded Jan-Carlo Simic, Lorenzo Colombo and Daniel Maldini to Anderlecht, Empoli and Monza respectively, Milan are now aiming to secure exits for six more players that the former Lille coach does not seem to have much use for.
Yacine Adli, Pierre Kalulu, Fode Ballo-Touré, Divock Origi, Marco Nasti and Tommaso Pobega are the names expected to leave before September, with the latter’s agents reportedly pushing together with the club to find a solution for their client.
In this list of six names, the closest to leaving Milan seems to be Nasti, who is about to join Cremonese. For the others, however, there is still a lot of work to do and it could be that things go right down to the final few days.