Milan Eye Three More Signings After €100m Summer Spend

Already Spent Over €100m

AC Milan have committed more than €100 million so far this summer. The club agreed a €30 million package, including bonuses, to bring centre‑back Mario Gila from Lazio. In addition, they signed Portugal forward Gonçalo Ramos in a deal believed to be worth over €80 million when all add‑ons are included. Those two transactions alone push Milan’s transfer outlay to roughly €110 million.

Ramos has already penned a five‑year contract running until 2031. Gila is expected to follow suit, earning around €5 million per season in wages. The heavy investment puts Milan among the biggest spenders in the current window.

The first‑team roster may see changes as Milan look to balance the books. Rafael Leao is among the players linked with a move away this window. Club officials have flagged the need for fresh attacking options to complement the new signings.

Next Targets on the Radar

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Genk’s Konstantinos Karetsas is currently the favourite for a midfield role. The teenage Greece international is valued at €40 million, and Borussia Dortmund are also monitoring the situation. Bringing Karetsas would require a substantial additional outlay for Milan.

Alternative names mentioned include Kerim Alajbegovic and Can Uzun. Both are being considered as possible options if the club cannot meet Genk’s asking price. Milan are also reportedly interested in securing another left‑back and a second centre‑back this summer.

These pursuits suggest Milan aim to add at least three more players after the massive summer spending. The club’s focus on midfield and defence indicates a desire to strengthen depth across the pitch.

The image captures Kerim Alajbegovic after a penalty‑shootout win in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. His profile has grown alongside Milan’s interest.

Potential Departures and Future Plans

Milan’s finances may allow them to offload some existing stars to accommodate new signings. The club has not ruled out moving on senior players to free up salary space. This could include Rafael Leao and possibly other first‑team members.

The roster adjustments aim to give the squad more balance, especially in the midfield and defensive third. By adding attacking talent and reinforcing the back line, Milan hopes to build a competitive team for the upcoming season. The ambitious spending signals a push for silverware next term.

All eyes will be on the board as Milan continue to hunt for additional signings. The summer market still has several weeks of activity, and the Rossoneri are not expected to slow down their pursuit of talent.