AC Milan targets new attackers and revamps technical staff under coach Amorim

AC Milan, under newly appointed coach Ruben Amorim, is actively shaping its summer transfer agenda. The Portuguese manager has singled out Sporting Lisbon forward Francisco Trincão as his top priority, with the player's price tag reported at around €40 million. In addition to Trincão, Milan are monitoring other attacking options, notably Chelsea winger Nicolas Jackson and Paris Saint‑Germain striker Gonçalo Ramos, to bolster a forward line that struggled last season.

Concurrently, the club has overhauled its technical committee. Director of Player Trading Hendrik Almstadt, Director of Football Intelligence Bobby Gardiner, and adviser David Castelblanco are among the figures steering scouting, data analysis and negotiation processes. The structure also involves club president Gerry Cardinale, former player Zlatan Ibrahimović as an informal adviser, and other senior staff. This expanded, data‑driven model replaces earlier, more traditional setups and reflects the new ownership's emphasis on financial control and strategic player acquisition.

Speculation also surrounds veteran midfielder Luka Modrić, whose potential stay at Milan is being discussed as a stabilising factor during the overhaul. Overall, Milan’s combined focus on high‑profile signings and a reconfigured management team marks a decisive shift aimed at restoring competitive performance.