Overview
- Milan have agreed a club-record transfer for Portugal striker Goncalo Ramos, a deal reported across outlets and followed by fresh recruitment activity.
- Reports say Milan are now prioritising players represented by super-agent Jorge Mendes, with Antonio Silva, Morten Hjulmand and Marc Casado named as targets.
- Sunday coverage reported an agreement in principle on personal terms between Milan and Benfica centre-back Antonio Silva for a five-year contract and said club-to-club talks are under way with Benfica.
- Benfica are quoted in different reports as valuing Silva at roughly €20 million in negotiations while other coverage notes his contract carries a much larger release clause, and Silva also faces interest from Saudi and Premier League clubs.
- Owner Gerry Cardinale, coach Ruben Amorim and Milan’s new technical staff have met in Lisbon to coordinate the window, a push that accelerates Milan’s rebuild but raises questions about cost, agent influence and competition for signatures.