Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, renowned transfer market experts, have released a joint video providing updates on AC Milan

Here's what the video covered regarding AC Milan:

Romano: "Yes, our Serie A season has returned, and in the coming days the pitch will give us plenty of answers. Speaking of the pitch, everyone pay attention here. We'll start by discussing changes in the defensive line. The reason we're discussing defense first is because often the tactical setup on the pitch is an indicator of the transfer market activity."

"For example, Tiago Gabriel came off the bench in Lecce's match today. For Tiago Gabriel, the coming weeks will be decisive. We need to understand and monitor what happens in the next few days because, regardless, he's one of the most talked-about and hotly reported players recently. Previous media reports mentioned Bournemouth, but according to our information, Lecce sporting director Stefano Trinchieri has not received an official offer for this defender."

"Surrounding this defender, who is represented by superagent Jorge Mendes, there are currently many rumors, leaks, and speculation. We'll continue monitoring what moves might happen around him, whether it's within the Italian domestic market or abroad. In summary, he's a player requiring close attention, and we want to see if today's appearance on the bench is a result of transfer negotiations. But without a doubt, this is the most direct market news straight from the pitch."

"Matteo, on the other hand, other notable transfer news comes from abroad. For example, the talk surrounding Gonçalo Inácio over the past two days and throughout today. Major media outlets from multiple countries, including Italy, Portugal, and Spain, have been actively speculating after reports emerged that Gonçalo was about to join FC Barcelona."

"The reason this rumor spread is because yesterday he didn't start in Sporting CP's match, which immediately alerted the major media and they linked him with FC Barcelona. Both of us have thoroughly investigated this rumor in depth, and according to our sources, FC Barcelona is not currently pursuing him at all. There's nothing to it, is there, Matteo?"

Moretti: "That's correct, Fabri. Gonçalo Inácio is definitely not a target for FC Barcelona. At least not in this transfer window. He's definitely not Barcelona's primary target. Barcelona's management is looking for defenders with different characteristics and profiles. Based on my information, with only 7-8 days remaining before the transfer window closes, there's absolutely no possibility of him joining Barcelona. So on this matter, we can give a clear answer: Gonçalo Inácio will not join FC Barcelona."

"Similarly, from what I understand, he's not even a hot transfer target for AC Milan at the moment either. Put simply, all of Milan's energy and focus right now is directed entirely at finding an attacking midfielder. They're looking for an attacking midfielder who can control the ball with their left foot and has strong organizational skills. Milan's management is comprehensively exploring the transfer market to see if they can find suitable candidates with similar tactical characteristics. So for AC Milan currently, their highest transfer priority is clearly attacking play, not defensive reinforcements."

"We'll continue to monitor whether the situation might change or shift in the coming days, but as of today, I haven't received any news about the possibility of Gonçalo Inácio coming back into the Rossoneri's sights again. It's true that back in June, when the summer transfer window had just opened, his name was mentioned. At that time, his agent Miguel Pinto, whom he shares with his former coach Amorim, did present and share his information with Milan's management."

"But after that, with the arrival of Matteo Gabbia, the situation changed. Although Matteo Gabbia and Inácio are both defenders—one right-footed and one left-footed—with completely different characteristics and preferred feet, as you just mentioned, Fabri, AC Milan has completely shifted its focus to other deals, particularly player sales and clearances."

Romano: "That's correct. Because regarding the future of Christopher Nkunku, friends, we may see a final decision at any moment now. I'm confirming to you again: RB Leipzig has reached a complete personal agreement with Christopher Nkunku, and Christopher Nkunku himself has expressed strong desire to return to RB Leipzig. AC Milan's management is fully aware of Christopher Nkunku's stance."

"However, it should be noted that Newcastle United FC is still competing relentlessly. From my information, Newcastle United is willing to include a mandatory purchase obligation in their offer. Compared to RB Leipzig's offer, which is a loan with a mandatory purchase option, Newcastle United is attempting a last-minute move by offering even a mandatory purchase obligation with performance incentives."

"Of course, this isn't a 100% unconditional mandatory purchase obligation, but rather one that would become mandatory once specific conditions are met. In that case, for AC Milan, which wants to sell the player, this would clearly be a perfect solution. But regardless, Newcastle United is pushing hard in this direction."

"However, we still need to monitor developments because Christopher Nkunku continues to push hard to join RB Leipzig right now. RB Leipzig is the only destination he desires in his heart. As we've stated, RB Leipzig is fully prepared and very much hopes to complete his medical within the next 24 to 48 hours."

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