In addition to reinforcing the squad with some signings this summer, AC Milan will also part ways with several players. There are a couple of obvious ones, such as Yacine Adli and Ante Rebic, but there will be more goodbyes.
The management isn’t happy with the players that were brought in by Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara, with the exception of Malick Thiaw, and sales are thus being evaluated. Divock Origi, as highlighted by Tuttosport (via MilanNews), is one of the obvious ones.
The striker, who arrived on a free transfer from Liverpool, has a hefty salary and Milan could ship him off to Turkey or England in order to make a capital gain. Another player linked with a move to Turkey is Ante Rebic, who’s certain to leave for a small fee (between €5-10m).
Moving on, the likes of Yacine Adli and Charles De Ketelaere have both failed to impress thus far. A loan is likely for the Frenchman, seeing as he hasn’t even been given a chance, while Milan would need an offer of at least €28m to sell the Belgian.
Finally, movement is expected on the right and both Alexis Saelemaekers and Junior Messias are at risk. The Brazilian is more likely to leave, but the Belgian could generate a capital gain.
