MilanNews.it's embedded reporter, Antonio Vitiello, released his latest video on his podcast channel, discussing new developments concerning Milan.

Here is the full content of the video:

I want to say that good news has arrived, positive news has come in, which is definitely a good thing. We are all waiting for the results of Mario Hila's instrumental examination. Although in the video after yesterday's match and this morning's early video, I tried to inform everyone and update the situation. In that video, I mentioned that a player stopped in time and felt some muscle stiffness.

Well, this morning Mario Hila underwent an instrumental examination, and the result was just some tension in the rectus femoris muscle. What does this mean? It means that a muscle tear has been ruled out. Guys, when a muscle tear is ruled out, it's always positive, always good news, because the recovery time is really very short. That is to say, only a few days of rest are needed. To prove this, I want to tell you that Mario Hila has already set off for Australia, and he is on his way to Perth with the rest of the team, they have gone to Australia.

Starting today, Milan has almost begun a new phase of this season's summer, and the team will be on tour there. They will train in Perth, Australia, and then move on to Indonesia, where there will be several friendly matches. As I said, Mario Hila also participated in this trip, which is undoubtedly very, very good news. Because in the summer, when there are injuries and the injuries affect physical reserves, it will always be a big problem. But guys, the instrumental examination ruled out a muscle tear, so this is very good, very perfect.

Mario Hila is with the team, he boarded the plane to Australia. I think maybe he will rest for a few days today or tomorrow, and then slowly resume training, but it's a good thing that the player is fine. Yesterday, when he touched his quadriceps, all of us actually started praying that nothing would happen, because I reiterate, Milan bought two players, and if one of them gets injured immediately, it would be a disaster.

On that plane to Australia, there were also two other players I want to highlight in this video. The first is Christopher Nkunku, who missed the match against Celtic and was not even called up at all, also due to muscle fatigue, which is also not a particularly serious problem. In fact, he also boarded the plane to Perth. We need to see if he will be managed through individual training in the next few days, but this is not a very serious injury.

In fact, besides that, I am very curious to see Nkunku's performance in training and friendly matches, because theoretically he should be one of the starting players in the attacking midfield position. We also saw in the match against Celtic that Milan needs high-quality players in the attacking midfield position, players who can break through opponents. Milan needs creative elements, which is why we hope Milan can sign Caretás, and we will talk about him in this video, in fact, there will be a dedicated section on the transfer market.

On that plane, we said there were Hila, Nkunku, and Estupiñán. Estupiñán's situation is a bit of a case, because this player was almost destined to go to Aston Villa, and he even reached a full agreement with Aston Villa, but at some point, there was no final economic agreement between the Premier League club and Milan.

So at that time, coach Amorim said: "Since that's the case, I'll take him on tour, I want to observe him." This is also because the coach felt, "Yes, although everyone knows that Estupiñán did not perform well in his first year at Milan, he has not played under me. Therefore, if I have to make decisions based on his performance under other coaches, then my coaching is meaningless." A name was even mentioned, for example, Pulisic was also considered for sale, because he did not perform particularly well under Allegri in the second half of last season.

However, for this Portuguese coach, everyone, more or less, must get some opportunities. I'm not saying absolutely everyone, because for example, Bondo was completely excluded from the training camp, Bennacer has also been "sold in disguise," and some others will also be excluded. But for Estupiñán, Amorim might want to observe him in Australia. I hope he can eventually be sold. I think Estupiñán, like many other players, does not have the level to play for Milan, so I hope to quickly find an agreement to sell Estupiñán to Aston Villa, but this is just my personal opinion and expectation.

Honestly, among the players I would put on the transfer market, there is also Ricci. Why? Because I think this midfielder cannot bring anything special to the team. It is true that he is Italian, which may be useful for the famous squad registration rules, but guys, if Milan can recover about 20 million euros from Ricci, and without causing capital depreciation, then you can invest this money to buy a midfielder who may be more suitable for Amorim's tactical style, because now this needs to be examined: Is Ricci suitable for Amorim's tactics? If he is, keep him; if not, if the answer is no, then sell him and buy other players.

But here, in terms of selling players, we must do well. Because I noticed that it's already the end of July, and Milan is not so quick in selling players. There are many players to sell, the squad needs to be greatly streamlined, and there is a lot of cleanup work to do. Therefore, frankly speaking, we really need to speed up, because from this perspective, I see too much slowness, and honestly, I don't like it. I think this is a problem, Milan doesn't know how to sell players well, and they are slow in clearing out players, which is really a problem.

Some might say, yes, but other clubs are also stuck. That's true, but I always reiterate two concepts: First, let's not look at others, but look at ourselves at home, look at Milan. We can't always say, "Oh, but others are like this too". Then I can answer you, "But others have won games". Because, for example, Inter Milan won the Serie A title last season, Napoli won two years ago, and Milan last won the title four years ago.

So, if we are to look at other people's transfer markets, we must also look at other people's trophies. Then Milan must bridge the gap with other teams, because in the past two years, the team finished eighth and fifth in the league respectively. Therefore, Milan obviously has to do more than other teams.

Anyway, I just mentioned Caretás, and we must pay close attention, because Borussia Dortmund is really exerting huge pressure. Borussia Dortmund, through their sporting director, hinted that they will provide a new economic offer to Genk. Genk hopes to achieve a historic sale economically, even aiming for a transfer fee of 40 million euros. Therefore, we must speed up here, because otherwise this player will go to Borussia Dortmund.

Honestly, I don't know if, from a purely personal perspective, Caretás would prefer to come to Milan rather than go to Borussia Dortmund in Germany. But you also know very well how the transfer market works, money dictates everything, money, salaries, commissions and fees for agents determine everything. So everything is closely linked to economic factors. If Milan wants to sign Caretás, I think they must act quickly, they absolutely must speed up to get this 18-year-old, otherwise they will have to change targets and pursue other players. 

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