Fabrizio Romano: “AC Milan’s January month will be a busy one”
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12-second readAC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale is expected to bring in Markus Krosche in January, according to Fabrizio Romano, who stated that Krosche should be operational during the transfer window. The club is also planning to make signings, with at least one defensive reinforcement already planned.

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AC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale is expected to bring in Markus Krosche in January, according to Fabrizio Romano, who stated that Krosche should be operational during the transfer window. The club is also planning to make signings, with at least one defensive reinforcement already planned. Romano reported that Milan had missed out on a defender in August due to a lack of time and the right conditions. Tomori has been reintegrated into the team.
Milan's January transfer targets include Gonçalo Inácio of Sporting, who has been the club's favourite since June, as well as at least three other defensive options. The club has also sent scouts to watch Sylla of Union Saint-Gilloise. Additionally, Milan may consider signing an attacking player to give Gonçalo Ramos some rest if the right opportunity arises.
The club is expected to make at least one signing, and possibly two, with new figures in place and a team that is highly motivated. Assessments regarding Camarda will be made in the coming weeks, and Milan will continue to explore the market and potentially make further signings based on new developments.
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AC Milan owner, Gerry Cardinale, is set to finally bring Markus Krosche to Casa Milan. The German executive should be operational in the January transfer window, as explained by Fabrizio Romano in an interview with Time2play. And what are Milan's targets? January will be a busy month. The defender could and should have arrived at the end of August, but there was not enough time and the right conditions were not in place. Milan have reintegrated Tomori, but at least one defensive reinforcement is already planned for January. The favourite since June has been Gonçalo Inácio of Sporting, but Milan have at least three other options on their list.
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