According to MilanNews.it, Milan's top management held a four-hour meeting in Lisbon to discuss upcoming transfers and strategy.

Milan meeting: Cardinale emphasizes collaborative approach

The four executives were instrumental in finalizing Gonçalo Ramos's transfer to Milan and will continue to lead future transfer decisions, always working as a team with the involvement of Gerry Cardinale.

Cardinale places great importance on this collaborative structure: every decision must be discussed by all parties and reach consensus. The choice of Lisbon as the meeting location is also symbolic, underscoring Rúben Amorim's central role in this plan.

Amorim will arrive at Milan on July 6 to familiarize himself with his new working environment. He has already identified the areas where the team needs reinforcements: two midfielders, one defender, and a versatile forward capable of playing behind the striker.

Milan has no intention of making drastic changes: key players will stay, with only 2 to 3 new signings

The working group, particularly Gerry Cardinale and Rúben Amorim, believes that only a few new recruits are necessary to transform Milan's squad. Consequently, La Gazzetta dello Sport emphasizes there will be no major overhaul or significant adjustments to the squad. The club currently has a stable group, and certain key players must be retained: Maignan, Strahinja Pavlović, Rabiot, Pulisic, and others. Additionally, a few youth academy prospects will be promoted, along with 2 to 3 talented players who meet Amorim's requirements.

Regarding specific names and operations, little is known externally—similar to the Gonçalo Ramos deal, which was concluded almost in secret.

Current potential targets include Benfica defender António Silva, Sporting CP midfielder Morten Hjulmand, and Barcelona midfielder Marc Casadó.

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