The Nerazzurri management is facing a crucial phase of evaluations in the transfer market. Incoming moves depend on the ability to trim the squad, but sales are proceeding slowly. Benjamin Pavard could remain in Milan: the market has not shown concrete interest in the French defender, also due to a salary of around 5 million euros net per season, which limits the range of accessible destinations.
Davide Frattesistrong> is also among the possible departures. His sale would free up space in midfield and provide resources to reinvest in Curtis Jones, a profile much appreciated by the management. However, neither Nottingham Forest nor Juventus have turned their respective inquiries into concrete negotiations.
According to Il Giorno, no alternative proposals have been made from Milan: no swap with Andrea Cambiaso on the Bianconeri front, nor the inclusion of Dan Ndoye in a possible deal with Nottingham Forest.
The situation remains awaiting developments. Without some significant departures, it will be more complicated to accelerate on the main transfer targets.
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