According to "La Gazzetta dello Sport", Milan plans to renew with Rabiot and Pavlovic, and has listed Gonçalo Inácio as a priority target for January.

Milan's transfer activity this summer indicates that the club will only sign top players in the future—players "worthy of Milan".

Cardinale invested a total of 150 million euros in transfer fees for Gonçalo Ramos, Gila, and Moreira. Milan will not sign budget players or make last-minute signings to fill squad gaps.

The club will continue the approach used in signing Gonçalo Ramos and Gila: make moves early, between late June and early July, concluding deals before competitors, even if it means spending slightly more. This is because these two players were the club and coaching staff's primary choices, and relevant agreements had already been studied and approved, meeting standards for scouting, data analysis, personality, and tactical fit. This way, Amorim can use them from the start of pre-season training, accounting for post-World Cup holidays. If circumstances allow, Moreira will join the same way.

Milan will no longer indefinitely delay negotiations to save 2-3 million euros, as that money translates to training time and, crucially, points lost. Milan, eager to progress, can no longer afford such costs.

Missed Signings

In the final 48 hours of the transfer window, Milan also attempted to sign another top player—Gonçalo Inácio. Milan made an offer of over 40 million euros to Sporting CP, which accepted it on the condition that Sporting CP first sign a replacement. Since this condition was not met, Gonçalo Inácio cannot join Milan for now, and talks may resume in January.

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