AC Milan ramps up spending, signs Ramos and targets Van Dijk, Leão

AC Milan is undertaking a major transfer push, with owner Gerry Cardinale approving a spending spree that has already exceeded €100 million in just fifteen days. The club has secured forward Gonçalo Ramos from Paris Saint‑Germain for more than €70 million, a deal described as the first strong signal of the new recruitment policy.

The Italian side is also pursuing Dutch defender Virgil Van Dijk, whose €34‑year‑old potential signing is seen as a leadership boost for the squad. Simultaneously, the club is preparing to sell winger Rafael Leão to Tottenham Hotspur for around €60 million, a move that would free up funds and reduce the wage bill. Additional targets include striker Gila, with a reported €4.5 million deal in the works, and discussions have been mentioned with veteran Luka Modrić and goalkeeper Mike Maignan, while Pulisic is expected to stay and Rabiot is being monitored.

Overall, the strategy aims to strengthen the attack, add defensive experience, and keep key players while rebuilding the roster for a title challenge.