Milan Coach Vincenzo Montella has reportedly asked for a defender, but it’ll have to be a low cost option.
The Rossoneri are in the middle of a takeover, and the impending Chinese ownership has had a serious impact on the transfer strategy.
Outgoing President Silvio Berlusconi is reluctant to invest heavily before he leaves, while the money from the new owners won’t arrive until they take over.
The Chinese group did put in €30m as part of the preliminary agreement, and that is what the Diavolo have largely been working from.
Milan Coach Vincenzo Montella has reportedly asked for a defender, but it’ll have to be a low cost option.
The Rossoneri are in the middle of a takeover, and the impending Chinese ownership has had a serious impact on the transfer strategy.
Outgoing President Silvio Berlusconi is reluctant to invest heavily before he leaves, while the money from the new owners won’t arrive until they take over.
The Chinese group did put in €30m as part of the preliminary agreement, and that is what the Diavolo have largely been working from.
Calciomercato.it reports that Montella has asked the club to get him another defender, but budget restrictions mean Mateo Musacchio or Rodrigo Caio are unlikely.
CEO Adriano Galliani must therefore look for a low-cost reinforcement, potentially Sion’s Leo Lacroix or Andrea Ranocchia of Inter.