According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan's transfer budget could be in the region of €100m, and the permanent signing of Fikayo Tomori remains the Rossoneri's priority.
Milan saved money in January despite having a budget to buy new players. They will also increase their transfer budget thanks to the Champions League qualification and by selling some of their players and saving money from their wages.
A €100m budget would allow the Rossoneri to sign Fikayo Tomori on a permanent deal from Chelsea.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan's transfer budget could be in the region of €100m, and the permanent signing of Fikayo Tomori remains the Rossoneri's priority.
Milan saved money in January despite having a budget to buy new players. They will also increase their transfer budget thanks to the Champions League qualification and by selling some of their players and saving money from their wages.
A €100m budget would allow the Rossoneri to sign Fikayo Tomori on a permanent deal from Chelsea.
The England international joined the Rossoneri on loan with an option to buy, and the Diavoli are determined to make his transfer permanent in the summer.
According to previous reports in Italy, they had asked for a discount, but their potential €100m budget would allow the club to sign Tomori permanently without any problem.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Mario Mandzukic will extend their stays at the club. The latter has an option to renew his contract automatically if Milan qualify for the Champions League.
However, the Diavoli are also planning to sign a new striker with Fiorentina's Dusan Vlahovic on top of their shortlist.
CSKA Moscow's Nikola Vlašić is on the Rossoneri's radars too, but the club will only try to sign him if Hakan Calhanoglu leaves.
The Turkey international is in talks to extend his expiring contract and the same is true of Gigio Donnarumma.
Pierluigi Gollini and Mike Maignan are two of the possible replacements for the Italy international, should the two parties fail to reach an agreement over the goalkeeper's contract extension.
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