The question has once again reopened regarding whether AC Milan will make a late move in the January market given the absolute crisis they find themselves in.
La Gazzetta dello Sport recall that the line from Paolo Maldini and Stefano Pioli for the entire month has been “we’re fine like this”, partly because it is true that they have faith in the squad who won the Scudetto but also because the word from above is that there doesn’t seem to be the funds available.
Maldini clarified bluntly a few weeks ago that Milan ‘will do practically nothing in the winter transfer market’, then spoke after the 4-0 defeat against Lazio to explain that the stance and strategy of the leadership are clear and he would not deviate from that, when responding to possible interest in Nicolo Zaniolo.
Pioli, on the other hand, after the Sassuolo game answered a question about the arrival of another goalkeeper: “When a team suffers so much, even the goalkeeper gets into trouble.” A potential new goalkeeper and a winger was the centre of speculation, but it seems to have faded now.
However, at the end of Milan-Sassuolo there was a face-to-face between the new CEO Giorgio Furlani, technical director Maldini and sporting director Massara. If the confrontation has also produced accelerations on the market, we will know soon.
Source sempremilan.com
