AC Milan's transfer strategy is clear, and Amorim has specific requirements.

The transfer plan follows an established framework: Amorim will use a modern 3-4-2-1 formation with an attacking emphasis, and new signings will be built around his tactical vision. The new coach does not demand radical changes or wholesale reconstruction; he simply wants to strengthen an already solid squad with impactful additions, particularly since key players have confirmed they will stay. The signing order is clear: forwards first, this is the absolute priority. Amorim wants to evaluate the current resources, but certain gaps must be filled regardless. After the attack is completed, Amorim will move to other positions, and the second priority the club has decided upon is defense, with Antonio Silva likely becoming AC Milan's second summer signing.

Fans initially expected a long summer wait, but the transfer market quickly heated up, with AC Milan becoming the most active club, and they won't stop there. AC Milan will continue strengthening other positions, but perhaps at a slower pace. New additions will also be made in midfield, as the departures of Loftus-Cheek and Fofana are virtually certain, and Modrić may only play in select matches. Similar to their striker and defender signings, midfielder acquisitions will follow the same decision-making process. Cardinale hopes to meet Amorim's demands, and the management team including Armstadt, Gardner, and Lomont will also participate in evaluations to reach a final agreement. Amorim likes Morten Hjulmand, and data analysis supports this choice. The 27-year-old Danish midfielder previously played in Serie A for Lecce and has played for Sporting CP over the past two seasons, with 141 appearances and 10 goals. Besides him, agent Jorge Mendes also proposed Marc Casado, a 22-year-old from Barcelona's academy who has 75 appearances for Barcelona. Such experience is sufficient for him to consider new challenges.

The final transfer activity may circle back to the starting point: attack. Could Ibra's strong impression of Red Bull Salzburg's 18-year-old Bosnian talent Alajbegović translate into concrete action? Ibra, who rarely praises anyone, has called him a rising star. Will AC Milan validate this assessment on the transfer market? One thing is certain: this young player has attracted the attention of many Italian and foreign clubs, including Roma and Atalanta. If AC Milan decides to intervene officially, they will act with the same decisiveness and discretion as when they quietly signed Ramos.

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