Transfer experts Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto recorded a video together, providing updates on AC Milan.

Here is the AC Milan-related content from the video:

Romano: "Matteo, before we dive into the hottest transfer news this past week, we need to talk about on-pitch performance. Because for AC Milan, today's match brought a huge, extremely pleasant surprise – a goal from Cissé, a young player that manager Ruben Amorim has shown tremendous faith in."

"And honestly, this moment was somewhat unexpected. I believe when Amorim first signed as manager, nobody could have predicted that Cissé would become such an important, reliable, and decisive player. Previously, many clubs sent him very serious offers for transfers and loans."

Moretto: "Yes, absolutely right, Fabri. The truth is, Amorim has never shied away from giving young players opportunities and supporting them fully. He's proving this through his actions, and he's maintained this philosophy throughout his managerial career. He has shown maximum confidence in Cissé."

"At yesterday's pre-match press conference, Amorim even used extremely gentle, affectionate language to describe this young player, expressing his affection for him. He made it clear to everyone how much he values and trusts Cissé, and the young player repaid his manager's confidence with a perfect performance on the pitch – scoring a very important and beautiful goal."

"In fact, Torino and Sassuolo previously made numerous attempts to see if AC Milan would be willing to loan out Cissé. But ultimately, due to manager Ruben Amorim's firm resolve and club owner Gerry Cardinale's backing, AC Milan decided to reject all loan requests and keep him in the squad. Now, his performance on the pitch has proven how right that decision was."

"So we can say this goal not only proves his ability, but I believe it has completely shut the door on Cissé's transfer window this summer. Cissé will officially stay at AC Milan and become an important member of the first team this season. And based on his performance, he absolutely deserves it now."

Romano: "Exactly! And we should know that in January this year, AC Milan intervened strongly to sign Cissé from PSV Eindhoven when he was on the verge of joining them. At that time, he was essentially a PSV player, and AC Milan showed excellent decisiveness at that crucial moment to sign him. And now, they've chosen to fully trust him, which is truly a very successful move."

"Alright, after discussing the on-pitch surprises, now we need to focus on the biggest transfer news in recent days. Because tonight, the latest development we can report is: this deal is done – at this very moment, AC Milan and RB Leipzig have reached a complete agreement on the Christopher Nkunku transfer, and both clubs are now signing and exchanging contract documents."

"In this deal, the player's strong desire ultimately determined the outcome. What I mean is, over the past 48 to 56 hours, Nkunku made his own decision – he wants to return to Germany to join RB Leipzig. His desire to play football in Germany again is very strong. Actually, initially, due to offers from various other parties, Nkunku hadn't completely made up his mind. He spent the whole week evaluating all the offers he received – including proposals from Spanish clubs and Premier League clubs – to consider different opportunities."

"However, despite Newcastle United's strong intervention throughout the day, attempting to get involved in this deal and even ready to offer AC Milan a loan proposal with a mandatory purchase clause – although I must say the purchase clause isn't entirely mandatory but depends on the player's appearances, from what I understand it requires over 20 appearances – Newcastle United nearly reached an agreement with AC Milan at that point and tried to convince Nkunku himself."

"But ultimately, the player's attitude was decisive. Nkunku's only thought was to return to play football in Germany. After an extremely difficult season at AC Milan and a prolonged difficult period at Chelsea before that, he's eager to regain his form in a league where he can play a central role. Therefore, barring a dramatic and extremely rare turn of events, he will soon officially become an RB Leipzig player."

"I repeat, the two clubs are currently exchanging contract documents, and the specific terms of this deal are: a loan plus an option to buy. The loan fee is €3.5 million, and the future purchase option is slightly under €30 million, around €28 million. Once both clubs officially complete all the paperwork, we'll provide you with more precise figures."

"Matteo, for AC Milan, this is clearly a very important development, as it has significantly freed up tactical space and wage budget for them. Next, should we expect Santiago Giménez to leave?"

Moretto: "Yes, that's right. Because next Monday, August 24th, AC Milan and Porto are scheduled to have new discussions regarding Santiago Giménez. Previously, Porto's initial offer was rejected by AC Milan. AC Milan initially expected a specific offer meeting their standards – specifically a loan proposal with a purchase option clause around €20 million. But Porto also knows very well that AC Milan must let Giménez leave this summer at all costs, so their previous offer was slightly lower, at around €15 million."

"Therefore, at the official meeting scheduled between the two clubs tomorrow – an important meeting that has been arranged – Porto hopes to increase their offer as much as possible to approach AC Milan's asking price, thereby finally closing the deal. And Giménez himself is also eager to get this deal done as soon as possible."

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