Renowned transfer experts Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto recorded a joint video discussing Milan’s latest developments.

Milan-related content from the video:

Romano: "Before we get into the biggest transfer news of the week, Matteo, we need to talk about what happened on the pitch. Milan received an incredible surprise today: Chukwueze's goal. This young talent was entrusted with significant responsibility by head coach Ruben Amorim, and he rose to the occasion with great courage."

"Honestly, this moment was somewhat unexpected. When Amorim first signed his contract, I don't think anyone could have predicted that Chukwueze would become such an important, trusted starter and decisive player. You know, before that, many clubs had sent loan offers for him."

Moretto: "Exactly right, Fabri. Amorim is never afraid to give young players a chance and backs them fully. He is proving this through his actions and has maintained this philosophy throughout his coaching career. He has given Chukwueze complete trust."

"At yesterday's press conference, Amorim spoke glowingly about the young man, expressing his belief in him. He made clear how highly he values Chukwueze, and the player repaid that trust with a crucial and beautiful goal."

"Torino and Sassuolo both tried to arrange loan deals for Chukwueze from Milan, but with head coach Amorim's firm backing and club owner Gerry Cardinale's support, Milan rejected all loan requests and kept him in the first team. His performances now prove just how right that decision was."

"So this goal represents not only his quality, but I believe it has also closed the door on any Chukwueze transfer this summer. He'll stay at Milan as an important first-team player this season, and his performance shows he fully deserves it."

Romano: "Absolutely! And we should note that in January, Milan decisively signed Chukwueze from PSV Eindhoven just as he was about to complete that move. Milan showed great timing. Now they have fully backed him, and it has proven to be an excellent piece of business."

"Now, turning to the biggest transfer news: we can confirm that Milan and RB Leipzig have reached a complete agreement for Christopher Nkunku's transfer, and both clubs are currently finalizing and exchanging contract documents."

"The player's determination was decisive here. Over the past 48 to 56 hours, Nkunku decided he wanted to return to Germany and join RB Leipzig—his desire to play in Germany again was very strong. Initially, he had multiple offers on the table and spent a week evaluating invitations from Spanish and Premier League clubs."

"However, despite Newcastle's aggressive attempts throughout today to get involved—even proposing a loan with a mandatory buy-option clause, although I should note the clause is performance-based and requires more than 20 appearances—Newcastle were close to reaching an agreement with Milan and tried to convince Nkunku."

"But the player's preference proved decisive. Nkunku's sole focus was on returning to Germany to play. After a difficult season at Milan and a period of decline at Chelsea, he wanted to regain his form in a league where he could be a key player. So, barring any unforeseen developments, he'll soon officially join RB Leipzig."

"The structure of the deal is a loan with an option to buy. The loan fee is 3.5 million euros, while the option-to-buy clause is just under 30 million euros, approximately 28 million euros. Once both clubs complete the paperwork, we will have the exact figures."

"Matteo, this is obviously significant for Milan because it frees up important squad and salary space. Should we expect Santiago Gimenez to leave next?"

Moretto: "Yes, absolutely. Porto and Milan are scheduled to discuss Santiago Gimenez on Monday, August 24th. Porto's initial offer was rejected—Milan wanted a loan with a buy option of around 20 million euros, but Porto's offer was lower, at around 15 million euros."

"In tomorrow's scheduled meeting between the clubs, Porto hope to increase their offer to move closer to Milan's valuation and finalize the deal. Gimenez is also keen for the move to happen as soon as possible."

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