The time for choices is about to arrive at Milan. It is normal that the first knot to untie will be that of the coach. Then the market will begin definitively. It is clear that some moves are already established, others are in progress. This is the case of Theo Hernandez. The Rossoneri club would like to lock him up but the history of last summer teaches that nothing can be taken for granted. Last year Newcastle offered 80 million for Tonali and the Rossoneri club, faced with such an offer, ended up opting for the sale. Bayern Munich and Paris Saint Germain are interested in Theo Hernandez and it will be necessary to understand if they will be so determined to make a proposal that could make Milan falter. An entirely potential matter but one that cannot be underestimated. The French left winger has a contract until 2026 and in this sense the club is quite protected but then it will also be important to understand the player’s will. And understand whether there will also be margins for a possible renewal. The same goes for Maignan too. However, Milan has already decided to invest to strengthen the team and become competitive again for the Scudetto as soon as possible. It is clear that the expected budget could increase if different scenarios were to be created. The important coup will be the central striker, who will have to replace Giroud. Milan knows very well that they cannot afford to make mistakes and the choice becomes fundamental. Zirkzee remains the name on pole but is not the only one on the agenda. Bologna wants a lot of money and the competition is fierce. So there are also other options that should not be underestimated.
In addition to the usual Jonathan David, also pay attention to Sesko from Leipzig. His prices are rising sharply. Among other things, he has a release clause of 50 million euros. In addition to this there is also the advantage of the salary which falls within the parameters of the Rossoneri club. In short, this is also a track that is definitely heating up. Santiago Gimenez from Feyenoord should not be forgotten on the list.
Inter are also on the move. Sanchez’s departure will be compensated by the arrival of Taremi. However, the Nerazzurri want to keep all opportunities open. One of these is represented by Gudmundsson. The Icelandic is finishing a very positive season with 14 goals to his credit to which 3 assists must also be added. Genoa values him at more than 35 million euros. Much will also depend on how the market develops. Such an operation could take shape in the event of Arnautovic’s departure. At that point Inter would be forced to intervene. And Gudmundsson would represent an ideal solution. To possibly lower Genoa’s requests, the Nerazzurri would have the possibility of putting Valentin Carboni on the scales, who this season was loaned to Monza. For now only a hypothesis but which could become more and more concrete later.
