The AC Milan transfer saga continues, with owner Gerry Cardinale and head coach Ruben Amorim set to meet and address the squad's current state. With a tour of Australia and Indonesia under their belts, it's clear that Milan has work to do. The club is facing a potential exodus, with several players on the chopping block. Zachary Athekame is set to join Lyon on loan, while Youssouf Fofana and Fikayo Tomori, who were unused in the recent friendly against Chelsea, are also likely to depart. Pervis Estupinan and Santiago Gimenez are surplus to requirements, and the situation with Rafael Leao remains uncertain. The Portuguese forward has expressed a desire to stay, but a €50m offer could see him leave. The squad needs trimming, but also strengthening, and the upcoming summit will focus on these areas. The manager has been vocal about his need for a left-footed attacking midfielder and a defensive addition, with FC Midtjylland's Dario Osorio and Gonçalo Inacio of Sporting CP as potential targets. The future of wing-backs is also up in the air, with the exits of Athekame and Estupinan leaving a void. This meeting between Cardinale and Amorim is crucial, as it will shape the club's future. With a busy transfer window ahead, the duo must make some tough decisions to ensure Milan's success. The question remains: will this summit bring the much-needed stability and improvement to the squad?
