While the AC Milan directors have tried to play down the idea of a revolution, the amount of movement expected could hardly be called anything else.
According to Corriere dello Sport (via MilanPress), the squad will be entirely built by Max Allegri and Igli Tare, with the two trying to make a clean break from the recent past. Part of this is to offload players that are not deemed a part of the project.
A big departures was supposed to be that of Mike Maignan, who however will perhaps remain for more than just next season after the failed transfer to Chelsea.
Theo Hernandez will go to Al-Hilal for €25m plus bonuses, and Emerson Royal on loan to Real Betis. Malick Thiaw is in talks over joining Como for €25m and Fikayo Tomori is popular in the Premier League. Davide Calabria and Kyle Walker have left, and Marco Pellegrino was sold to Boca Juniors.
Yunus Musah is looking for a club in England for no less than €25m, following the deal with Napoli that fell through. Yacine Adli and Ismael Bennacer are on their way out too: for both, proposals from Saudi Arabia are expected. Tommaso Pobega could be evaluated by Allegri.
In attack, Joao Felix, Riccardo Sottil, Tammy Abraham and Luka Jovic have already officially left. Francesco Camarda will go to Lecce on loan, while Noah Okafor and Samuel Chukwueze have their bags packed, but they can make the head coach change his mind during preseason.
