Morata in attack, now need midfielders. AC Milan have identified the following transfer targets

AC Milan has finally secured a replacement for the departed Olivier Giroud. The legendary Frenchman has been succeeded by the equally renowned Spaniard Álvaro Morata. The European champion's contract is for four years, with a salary of approximately €4.5 million per season plus bonuses.

Following this, the Rossoneri have turned their attention to strengthening other areas, prioritizing the acquisition of new midfielders. Current midfielders Ismaël Bennacer and Yacine Adli are not in the plans of Milan's new coach Paulo Fonseca and are likely to leave the team in the coming weeks.

This situation has compelled the team to seek new players, and according to Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan has already identified their targets. The coach specifically requested Milan to sign Lazar Samardžić from Udinese and Youssouf Fofana from Monaco. The Portuguese specialist values the Serbian for his versatility and potential, while he appreciates the Frenchman's physical attributes.

Milan is determined to improve on last season's performance and is ready to compete for the Scudetto. Fonseca is expected to bring fresh ideas to the team, and these transfers will only facilitate that process. The Rossoneri will undoubtedly face competition for these coveted players, but they have every chance of securing them.