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RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Arildonardo - 09-01-2025

Openda to Juve. So they have David, Vlahovic and Openda.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Aficio - 09-01-2025

Rabiot's medical test was successful. A contract of 3+1 years.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Zio Fester - 09-01-2025

SkySportsNews: Crystal Palace are interested in signing Pavlovic from Milan. They’re now actively exploring if a deal can be done for him, with less than two hours of the window remaining.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Leoni9900 - 09-01-2025

(09-01-2025, 05:45 PM)Arildonardo Wrote: Openda to Juve. So they have David, Vlahovic and Openda.

I’m very envious of that. Instead we have 1 striker and Allegri thinks Leao is another one. Even the striker we do have knows we don’t even want him so his motivation will be very low. Terrible business as usual by Milan.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Zio Fester - 09-01-2025

Juventus signed Edon Zhegrova, Jonathan David and Joao Mario, alongside completing permanent deals for Francisco Conceiçao and Michele Di Gregorio.

Victor Boniface joined Werder Bremen on on a dry loan with part of salary covered after passing medicals.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - reza - 09-01-2025

Seventeen

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RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Zio Fester - 09-01-2025

Origi, Bennacer and Adli still here.

Like new signings...


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Zio Fester - 09-01-2025

The journalist and lawyer Felice Raimondo has provided a scathing review of AC Milan’s summer transfer window.

“An Oscar-worthy outgoing transfer market, the best in the club’s history in terms of numbers and ability to recover resources to cover the lost UEFA revenue, is unfortunately counterbalanced by a Razzie-worthy incoming transfer market characterised by confusion and improvisation. The distribution of resources is one of the sore points: aside from Rabiot, the only explicit request from the manager that was granted, there was no clear plan, but simply the best opportunities the market offered.

Three midfielders were signed, only one of whom was a starter, and the manager’s requests were only partially met in the final days and hours of the transfer window. Rabiot was acquired, but not the experienced defender, and the other striker is also missing. Transfer objectives and strategies have continually shifted, a sign that there hasn’t been the necessary clarity with the manager and, at the moment, there’s no proper understanding.

The result is a squad that’s numerically stretched too thin, with a patchy defence and a few talented players who will have to grow without any leadership. Overall, a department with a very low footballing IQ that will likely require corrective measures in the January transfer window and, even more so, in the summer of 2026 where – barring further changes – an entire defensive department will need to be overhauled, and a Milan-worthy striker will finally be acquired. These are the major shortcomings of this transfer window."


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - reza - 09-01-2025

Nkunku is a better scorer than winger and may be even SS.
The biggest issues are at the back, integration and squad size.


RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - nefremo - 09-02-2025

Another #9 was definitely needed. As it stands, we are likely to start games with (at least) 2 out Leao/Pulisic/Nkunku. Thing is, Nkuku is by far the best finisher out of the 3. 

Midfield is finally good. After a long time, I do think we have a top midfield. 

Defense.....what else is there to be said. I guess it's going to be a "hold on for dear life" type of season.  Icon_lol2