Milan preys in the summer transfer market: the Rossoneri club has ended up in the sights of Bayern Munich. Not just Theo Hernandez, the Germans are aiming for another star
A Milan competitive, capable of reducing if not eliminating the gap from Inter who have recently won the Scudetto and can also have their say in Europe. Cardinal he wants to lead Milan to the top, to victory and has launched the almost mandatory diktat. It will be up to the management to build a team that is up to par.
Ibrahimovic, with Moncada and Furlani, are already working on the future Milan: the first piece obviously concerns the bench. Stefano Pioli at his farewell speech, probably Lopetegui in his place even if other profiles remain standing, from Farioli to Van Bommel and Conte until the dream De Zerbi. Once the coach has been defined, attention will then focus on the squad which needs some reinforcements.
If entering the Milan will probably have to anticipate the strong competition on some common objectives, on leaving the management will have to guard against attacks from the top clubs on its jewels. On the way Aldo Rossi no one is untransferable and with the right offer everyone can leave: a necessary prerequisite to make it clear how possible it is for the Rossoneri to say goodbye to some of the protagonists this season.
Milan, Bayern Munich attack on Tomori
Theo Hernandez And Rafa Leao they are the brightest stars of Milan together with Mike Maignan: three footballers who will certainly also be protagonists at the next European Football Championships which will be played in Germany, an important and fundamental showcase for attracting more clubs’ attention to the players.
However, another player has ended up in the sights of the top clubs: he is Fikayo Tomori, English central defender and pillar of the Rossoneri rearguard. According to what Florian Plettenberg states, Bayern Munich has moved decisively towards the central defender in search of profiles capable of providing a defensive solidity that has definitely been lacking this season.
In the Bavarian house they could say goodbye Upamecano or De Ligt – a double departure is not ruled out, but Kim is also in the balance – and they would like to start again from a reliable central defender who has shown his value and qualities in the years he played at Milan.
Milan, at the moment, consider the defender untransferable, a pillar on which to build the defense of the future, alongside a quality centre-back, but the Bavarians certainly have convincing economic arguments to snatch the Englishman from Milan.
