AC Milan have yet to make any moves in January so far, but with the Supercoppa Italiana and a new coach, this was expected.
With just two weeks until the closing of the mercato, Milan need to start getting deals done, if they are to make any moves this month. At present, several options are on the table, and decisions must be made.
Yesterday, Conceicao held a summit at Milanello about the window, and several players were mentioned, according to Milan News.
The Portuguese coach ‘strongly vetoed’ any move for Fikayo Tomori, as reported earlier today, so it is unlikely that the Englishman will move on in the January window, especially considering Juventus’ offer matched what the Rossoneri wanted.
In terms of incomings, Conceicao first voiced his need for options in midfield and attack. Marcus Rashford is still a candidate, but Joao Felix and Giovanni Reyna are also options that are being considered by the club. With the latter two coming into the light in the past day.
For defence, the Portuguese stated that Walker is an idea that he likes, so there remains a possibility of him coming to the club this month, but there are elements of the deal which still need to be worked out.
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