Milan is reportedly preparing for the January transfer window, aiming to strengthen the squad in three key areas. According to reports from “Corriere dello Sport”, the Rossoneri management has identified three main targets to increase competition within the squad.
With Markus Krösche taking charge as Milan’s head of football from January 1, the club’s new transfer strategy is expected to take shape.
Top of the list of priorities is signing a centre-back, who would add options and security to the defensive unit. Another target is the transfer of a natural left-back, to guarantee more solutions on the flank of the defence.
Meanwhile, the Rossoneri management also aims to sign a striker who would serve as an alternative to Gonçalo Ramos, giving the coach more options in attack.
Thus, Milan intends to intervene in all three areas during the winter window, with the aim of building a more competitive squad and meeting the season’s objectives across all competitions as well as possible.