CM: Milan plan four sales to boost funds – decision made on Leao and Theo | OneFootball

A lot of the talk is about who AC Milan will sign in the summer to strengthen the squad, but some sales are also planned to raise funds.

According to Calciomercato.com, Milan’s sub-par 2024-25 season will lead to some players leaving. Rafael Leao and Theo Hernandez are the most talked about players but, barring huge offers, both are destined to remain at the club.

The focus will shift to four others who have already been made aware that they have been put on the market. Samuel Chukwueze is one of them, a player who was supposed to leave Milan on the last day of the market to go to Fulham, but there was no agreement on the formula.

The idea is to resume talks with the Cottagers in view of the summer. The Nigerian winger has never given the impression of being able to make a difference for the Rossoneri, meaning his experience in Italy has not gone to plan.

He arrived in the summer of 2023 from Villarreal for €20m euros plus €7m in bonuses, today he is worth €12-15m. Chukwueze will definitely leave in the summer, and in Spain both Real Sociedad and Real Betis are keen.

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Meanwhile, there is only one adjective to describe Rubun Loftus-Cheek’s second season at Milan: unlucky. The English midfielder has spent more time in the treatment room than on the pitch, so the club would like to sell him at the end of the season. However, it won’t be easy to find a buyer.

The future is also up in the air for Yunus Musah, who has played a lot this season but has certainly not been exceptional. The American is also suffering from the criticism of fans, but he could stay in Italy as Napoli boss Antonio Conte likes him, as do clubs in France and England.

Filippo Terracciano is also sure to leave, who has always worked with great seriousness and dedication but only got playing time under Paulo Fonseca and then ended up in oblivion.