Milan’s soccer market changes after what happened in the last week: new plans for Ibra
Milan has just won the Italian Super Cup in Riyadh, giving its fans a thrilling double comeback. Sergio Conceiçao’s team beat Juventus 2-1 in the semifinals and then overcame Inter Milan 3-2 in the final.
Calciomercato Milan, da Okafor a Bondo: la rivoluzione rossonera dopo la Supercoppa – Serieanews
A victory that brought a breath of optimism, but also coincided with a significant change: the arrival of Sergio Conceição on the Rossoneri bench. The Portuguese, who took over from Fonseca, immediately proved to have a positive impact, lifting a trophy just seven days after taking office. A calling card that can only raise expectations for the club’s future.
With the change of coach, also came a clear statement of intent from the Milan management. Compared to a month ago, in fact, the Rossoneri market is preparing to become more active, with the goal of strengthening a team that, despite the Super Cup, needs some adjustments to aim for more ambitious goals. And if the spotlight is on January moves, the Milanese club seems ready to make strategic choices that could change the team’s set-up for the second half of the season.
I sogni di mercato: Rashford e non solo
One of the names making the most noise at AC Milan is that of Marcus Rashford, the Manchester United striker who looks set to leave the Red Devils. With an increasingly strained relationship with the English club, Rashford has ended up in the Rossoneri’s crosshairs, thanks in part to a push by Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who played an active role in advising his purchase.
I sogni di mercato: Rashford e non solo (Ansa Foto) – Serieanews
Rashford, who can play both as an outside and as a central forward, represents the ideal profile for a more versatile attack, especially in anticipation of the departure of Noah Okafor, destined for Leipzig. Despite the competition, Milan seems intent on seriously probing this track in the coming weeks. A coup that, if successful, could reinvigorate the offensive phase and give Sergio Conceição the kind of striker he has been looking for for some time.
But it is not only the attack that is under the magnifying glass. Midfield is also one of the priorities for Milan in this January market. One of Conceição’s first targets is the revival of Loftus-Cheek, who showed signs of growth against Inter.
However, the Portuguese coach is aware that another midfielder is needed to complete the department. Monza’s Warren Bondo is one of the names that are being made most insistently, not only to improve the quality in the middle of the field, but also because of the needs related to the composition of the lists. In addition, the management is monitoring 3 or 4 other profiles, although a series of decisive meetings with Conceição are expected next week to better understand where to intervene most urgently.
Il futuro del Milan: tra strategie ed obiettivi ambiziosi
Sergio Conceição’s entry on the Rossoneri bench marks a turning point, but the real challenge will be to translate the management’s ambitions into concrete results. With the Super Cup already on the table, Milan does not want to stop here and clearly has plans to further improve the squad ahead of the second half of the season.
Il futuro del Milan: tra strategie ed obiettivi ambiziosi (Ansa Foto) – Serieanews
The arrival of Rashford or another quality striker could be an important step to make the attack more competitive in view of Serie A and the Champions League. At the same time, strengthening the midfield is essential to give Conceição the right weapons to build an AC Milan that can return to dominance in Italy and make its way in Europe.
The question that arises, however, is one: will Milan be able to successfully conclude these transactions, and strengthen the team in the right way to face future challenges? The January market is shaping up to be a hot one, and the next moves could spell the fate of a team that wants to return to prominence at all levels.
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