During the latest break from the Serie A championship, the Italian National Team was busy with the Nations League quarter-finals, where the Azzurri were eliminated by Germany over two legs. In this round of call-ups, there were several Inter players selected by manager Spalletti, but none from Milan.
According to reports from Calciomercato.com, the Rossoneri club aims to reverse this trend and once again provide players for the Italian National Team. To achieve this goal, they plan to start already this summer by purchasing young, talented Italian players who could become key figures for Milan in the present and future.
The first target in Milan’s sights will not please Inter: it seems that the Rossoneri want to make a move for Samuele Ricci from Torino. The Tuscan midfielder was in the starting lineup against Germany in the second leg. Born in 2001, Ricci seems ready for a step up to a big club. Nerazzurri supporters hope he might join their club, but it will be crucial to convince Torino president Cairo who is asking at least €30 million and beat competition from the Rossoneri side.
