AC Milan currently have a number of players out on loan at present and they are hoping to recoup significant funds from permanent sales.
As Calciomercato.com report, the comeback win over Lecce on Saturday has boosted morale and will hopefully provide a spark for Milan to win as many of their remaining games as possible, then see what they will see what the table says.
Perhaps the most delicate game is being played off the field, with the search for a new sporting director ongoing. Giorgio Furlani has the last say, while the CEO is also working on sales that might ensure not having to give up a star, in the event of not qualifying for the next Champions League.
Across last summer and the winter window, Milan loaned eight players: Lorenzo Colombo, Yacine Adli, Devis Vasquez, Pierre Kalulu, Tommaso Pobega, Ismael Bennacer, Alvaro Morata and Noah Okafor. Their potential buy-backs would bring Milan €80-85m, of which €61m would be capital gains.
It’s a different story for Alexis Saelemaekers who is at Roma on a dry loan and therefore does not have an option to purchase at a pre-agreed figure. However, they seem to want to keep the Belgian, and his asking price is only going up with each good performance.
The players who have the greatest chance of being bought in June are Kalulu by Juventus for €14m, Vasquez and Colombo by Empoli for €1m and €7m respectively and Bennacer by Marseille for €12m.
There is a good chance that Pobega joins Bologna for €12m while for Morata is it expected that Galatasaray will make it permanent (or try to) only in 2026.
Adli instead should remain in Florence in exchange for Riccardo Sottil given they have the same valuation, at €10.5m. Okafor to Napoli for €23.5m seems more distant as the Swiss has done little so far.
