Milan currently lead the table with three points in Serie A, and are 15 points ahead of fifth-placed Atalanta, not to mention the title race, it is no accident that Milan will reach the Champions League for two consecutive seasons.
The Rossoneri have already begun to prepare for next season's signings, and after almost finalizing Liverpool striker Origi, Lille's Dutch centre-back Botmann is also speeding up negotiations, milan and Botman have already negotiated treatment, and the contract will be 3 million euros per year plus floating bonuses until 2027. Milan are just one step away from signing Botman, with the two clubs expected to reach an agreement in a matter of weeks.
If Botman joins, Milan will have four centre-backs like Tomori, Kalulu and Kyal, as well as Boltman, which would allow Teow and Barlow Toure to focus on playing full-backs. With Barlow Toure's performance this season not convincing the team, Milan are in dire need of reinforcements to solve the problem of TheO's bench. The former last played against Napoli last December, and although his contract with Milan won't expire until 2025 and he won the Africa Cup of Nations with Senegal not long ago, it is still possible that the team will sell it this summer.
AC Milan are keen to find a suitable substitute for Special Olympics in the transfer market and believe that Bologna defender Schic may be the ideal candidate. The 19-year-old Scotland international, who has secured a starting position in Bologna and has also scored four goals this season, reportedly AC Milan have been following the youngster for a long time.
Milan also need a new midfielder, and Sanchez is often associated with the move to the Rossoneri, though they are also keeping an eye on Roma's Velato and Empoli's Aslani. The 20-year-old Aslani has performed well in his first Serie A season and has already attracted the attention of the Milan duo. If Inter decide to buy a young player to play as Brozovic's substitute, Then Aslani will be their choice. Milan have an excellent relationship with Empoli, as evidenced by the Klunic and Bennacer deals, so it could put Milan in a good position to compete with Inter.