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Moretto highlights AC Milan’s plans for the January transfer window

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Regarding AC Milan's possible moves in the January transfer window, Matteo Moretto spoke about the situation in a video published on Fabrizio Romano's YouTube channel: "In recent days, we mentioned the name of this tall young player from Union Saint-Gilloise,

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"In recent days, we mentioned the name of this tall young player from Union Saint-Gilloise, Sylla. He is very highly regarded, and I have learned that other big clubs have also gone to watch him at the start of this season, from Spain and England, so he is truly a very promising footballer.

Milan are also monitoring him. He is obviously a different type of player from Gonçalo Inacio because, clearly, in terms of age and experience, he is certainly different, but keep an eye on possible investments for the future as well.

"The situation of Francesco Camarda needs to be understood. The Rossoneri will certainly have to decide what to do. They will try to understand what could actually be the best path for the young Rossoneri striker, who perhaps also needs more playing time.

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