The winter mercato only closed earlier this month, but the summer mercato is already being considered by many, and AC Milan are in a troubling position.
In a season where almost everything has gone wrong for Milan, the club can still continue to fall, and it seems there is a very real chance of this happening in the summer.
Sergio Conceicao could leave the club after only a few months in charge, whilst another reset could be on the cards with several stars possibly able to leave.
As Gazzetta dello Sport reports, this will maybe not have the same benefits as it would have done previously as the values of the big three have all dropped substantially.
Mike Maignan’s market value has dropped from €55 million to €35m, which is a staggering difference – though, it could rise once the French goalkeeper signs his new contract if it is still going to arrive. Then, Theo Hernandez’s value has also dropped from €70m to €30m – a huge difference, especially considering the prices that were sought in the summer.
Finally, Rafael Leao has seen his value drop below the €100m mark and it now sits at €80m, which is still a pretty penny admittedly, but with rumours about his position, it is not great.
It is worth noting that whilst the club would not have to accept a bid at €30m for Theo for example, this is simply what the players could be worth on the market, which is still quite worrying
