Milan Transfer Market: Ruben Amorim Overhauls the Roster and Cuts 4 Players

Following the signings of Mario Gila, Sankhoun Diawara, and Gonçalo Ramos, Ruben Amorim wants to continue Milan’s rebuild, and the time has come for some players to leave. In recent days, the Portuguese coach has held numerous discussions with the Rossoneri management to take stock of the situation.

Santiago Giménez is packing his bags: the Mexican, hampered by too many injuries, has failed to meet the club’s expectations, and the signing of Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain is a clear signal to the former Feyenoord player. Porto and Lazio are the main clubs interested in him, but the Rossoneri are hoping to receive some lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League.

In midfield, Warren Bondo will certainly be leaving; he isn’t even training with the team. Last season he played on loan at Cremonese; it’s possible his future lies in France, where several clubs have been testing the waters.

Samuele Ricci is also packing his bags; Milan signed him just 12 months ago, paying Torino 23 million euros. Bologna, Atlético Madrid, and Atalanta are interested, and Milan hopes to recoup the investment made last summer.

Ruben Amorim seems to have decided to let Yunus Musah go. The versatile midfielder, who played for Atalanta last season, did his best to try to change the new coach’s mind but appears to have failed. Besiktas is very interested, but the American also has suitors in Spain and Portugal.