Mateo Musacchio, Luca Antonelli and Nikola Kalinic are among the players Milan are considering selling this summer, according to reports.
The Rossoneri saw a voluntary agreement on Financial Fair Play rejected by UEFA, so they’ll need to make sales to balance the books this summer.
CEO Marco Fassone has admitted they’d need to sell “one or two” top players if the Diavolo fail to qualify for the Champions League, and Rino Gattuso’s side are currently eight points adrift of the top four.
Mateo Musacchio, Luca Antonelli and Nikola Kalinic are among the players Milan are considering selling this summer, according to reports.
The Rossoneri saw a voluntary agreement on Financial Fair Play rejected by UEFA, so they’ll need to make sales to balance the books this summer.
CEO Marco Fassone has admitted they’d need to sell “one or two” top players if the Diavolo fail to qualify for the Champions League, and Rino Gattuso’s side are currently eight points adrift of the top four.
Suso and Gianluigi Donnarumma are seen as the two most valuable assets, but calciomercato.com reports that Milan are already considering different sales.
Andrea Bertolacci is likely to be loaned out again, and the same could be true for Carlos Bacca if Villarreal don’t sign him outright.
Mateo Musacchio has played just six minutes since December, so the centre-back looks certain to move on at the end of the season.
With Ivan Strinic likely to arrive on a free transfer from Sampdoria Luca Antonelli will also leave, with Fiorentina an option for him.
Manuel Locatelli could also be loaned out, while Nikola Kalinic’s future will be decided over the next few weeks.
The Croatian striker has been disappointing since his move from Fiorentina, and if his form doesn’t pick up in the final weeks of the season he could move to China.