Milan are sprinting for the league title, and after Inter's unexpected loss to Bologna, the Rossoneri have taken the fate of the title in their own hands, and the good news is that Investcorp has completed its due diligence on Milan's account and will officially complete the acquisition at the end of the season.
The signing is expected to take place next week, but the completion of the acquisition will have to wait for the end of the season. Investcorp will buy Milan for around 1.18 billion euros, and currently they have two teams at work, one dedicated to due diligence and the other responsible for drafting the business plan. Therefore, their goal will be long-term. Next season's AC Milan will take off, and the fans are most concerned about the team's reinforcements.
Investcorp's acquisition of Milan is based on the club's current situation, so they will continue the club's current management, which means that Maldini and Marsala will be basically determined to stay as technical directors and sporting directors. AC Milan CEO Gazidis' contract expires at the end of November this year, but his work is highly recognized, and his future stay will be largely up to him.
Romagnoli, whose contract with Milan expires at the end of the season, has been close to Juve and Lazio in recent weeks. After Milan is acquired, it is possible to meet The Economic Requirements of Romagnoli to renew his contract with him. If Botman joins, plus Dekyar's comeback next season, Milan centre-back Gabia, Tomori and Kalulu are completely enough, and the next step is to aim the direction of reinforcements to the front.
After the management renewed their contract with the team, they had big plans for the summer window and knew that the team needed a new center, and Osmayne was their target. Napoli's asking price for Osmayne is 110 million euros, and although he has proved himself by scoring 12 goals in Serie A this season, the price is still high. But to know that Milan is no longer what it used to be, they are not short of money. Something special is sure to happen when the Investcorp fund becomes a homeowner. This summer, let's wait and see!