AC Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani has raised the transfer budget for the summer window in the wake of recent events at the club, a report claims.
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As has been reported by La Repubblica (via Milan News), the original transfer budget for the summer without selling any players was €35 million and no more.
This is the figure that Paolo Maldini and Frederic Massara were told they would be given prior to their departure from the club.
Furlani has got complete autonomy over the transfer window for Milan now and regardless of the fact that Sandro Tonali is set to join Newcastle in a €70-80 million deal, he has raised the base figure that Milan can spend.
It is not clear by how much, but the report also states that the ceiling Milan have got in place for player salaries should stay the same as it was before to avoid skewing the structure.
