According to "La Gazzetta dello Sport", AC Milan plans to extend contracts for Rabiot and Pavlovic, and has registered Gonçalo Inácio as a priority target for next January.

AC Milan's summer transfer activity demonstrates that the club will only recruit top-tier players going forward—"players worthy of AC Milan."

Cardinale has invested a total of 150 million euros in transfer fees for Gonçalo Ramos, Chukwueze, and Moreira. AC Milan will no longer recruit budget players or make last-minute signings to fill squad gaps.

The club will continue using the approach employed when signing Gonçalo Ramos and Chukwueze: moving early from late June through early July to complete deals before competitors, even if it means spending slightly more. This is because both players were the club and coaching staff's first choices, and relevant agreements were researched and approved, meeting standards such as talent monitoring, data analysis, character assessment, and tactical fit. This way, Amorim can use them from the start of preseason training, accounting for post-World Cup vacation schedules. If conditions allow, Moreira will join in the same manner.

AC Milan will no longer delay negotiations indefinitely to save 2 to 3 million euros, as that money could be better spent on training time—particularly on recovering lost points. AC Milan, eager for progress, can no longer afford such costs.

The One That Got Away

In the final 48 hours of the transfer window, AC Milan also attempted to sign another top player—Gonçalo Inácio. AC Milan submitted an offer exceeding 40 million euros to Sporting CP, which was willing to accept, but on the condition that Sporting CP first recruited a replacement. Because this condition was not met, Gonçalo Inácio will not join AC Milan for now, and discussions can resume next January.

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