After beating Empoli in the 19th round of Serie A, AC Milan is happy to mention three consecutive wins, five wins and one draw in the last six games, the team has reached the top 8 of the Coppa Italia, ranked third in Serie A, 7 points ahead of Bologna, the fifth team in the Europa League, and coach Pioli's position is gradually solidified. After the team is on the right track, Milan have also successfully acquired new signings in the transfer market. 4.5 million! Milan officially announced the first sign in the winter window: won the midfield and backfield, and the main force of Calabria is not guaranteed.
Milan officials said that they have signed Verona player Terracciano, and the two sides will sign a contract until the summer of 2028, and Terracciano will get Milan's No. 38 shirt. Previously, Romano revealed that Terracciano had a base transfer fee of €4.5 million and a floating clause of €1 million.
Coming from the Verona academy, Telracciano is 1.81m tall and right-footed, and he is an all-round player who can play as a full-back, centre-back, midfielder, wing-back and wing-back. Terracciano is fast, has a fierce style of play, and likes to entangle with opponents. In Serie A this season, Terracciano averaged 1.7 tackles, 1.1 interceptions and 0.9 clearances per game, averaging 1 pass that created chances and 1.8 fouls per game.
Verona is currently in the bottom 3 of Serie A, in the relegation zone, and is experiencing financial problems.
And Terracciano is also a player of the Italian national youth team, and Milan got a potential player in Italy at a low price, and the deal is worth it. With Terracciano officially joining Milan, Calabria's position is likely to be shaken. Although Calabria is the captain of Milan and the team's main right-back, the performance this season has been disappointing, not enough support for the right winger in attack, and the defense is easy to penetrate, which has become a weak position for Milan.
Why did the Italian national team look down on Calabria before, but Milan supported him? Mainly because Calabria is the team's youth training. Now Milan have signed a new youngster who can play at right-back, which seems to be a sign to Calabria that he needs to compete with Terracciano. Calabria is in a period of decline and the arrival of Telacciano is expected to gradually replace him as a cornerstone player on the right side of Milan.
Milan's winter window is progressing very quickly, and after some reinforcements, do you think Milan can come back to win the title (currently 9 points behind Inter)?