Investcorp’s takeover of Milan could lead them to pick up Sebastien Haller, Christopher Nkunku and Nicolo Zaniolo, with a change in transfer market strategy expected.
The Bahraini investment fund are currently in talks with owners Elliott management and a deal worth around €1.1 billion is currently being discussed, with initial signs looking positive. The club have become an attractive asset in the last four years and now they’re growth is set to be confirmed by the takeover.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, it’s expected that Milan will have a budget of around €300m under Investcorp, allowing them to try and become a top European club again. They’ve now been linked with moves for Haller, Nkunku and Zaniolo, as well as Aurélien Tchouaméni.
The club’s current plans have not changed, however. Paolo Maldini and Frederic Massara, as well as the scouting network, will receive new contracts as Milan look to continue their recent growth.
It’s still too early to discuss figures and details regarding these players, but it’s clear that an Investcorp takeover of Milan would significantly increase their mobility in the upcoming summer transfer window.