Leonino exclusive: Amorim wants signings, but Milan can't raid Sporting | OneFootball

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·26 de julio de 2026

Leonino exclusive: Amorim wants signings, but Milan can't raid Sporting

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Milan, now managed by Ruben Amorim, will not move forward with the signing of any Sporting player in this transfer window, Leonino has learned. The Rossoneri’s financial situation currently prevents a move for one of the key assets in Sporting’s squad.

According to what our newspaper has learned, the Italian club does not intend to make any major investment this summer, a limitation that rules out an approach for players with high market values. Thus, even if there is interest in players who fit Amorim’s ideas, Milan do not have the financial room to complete a major deal.


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The name most closely linked with the Italian club has been Gonçalo Inácio. The Portuguese defender is a player the coach knows well and who fits the style of play the manager wants to implement, but any potential transfer would require a significant financial effort.

The Italians’ priority is to take a more cautious approach in the market, avoiding committing large sums to a single signing. In recent days, reports have suggested the possibility of Milan trying to sign the centre-back for around €40 million, but that will not happen.

Therefore, despite the rumours pointing to a possible “bridge” between Alvalade and San Siro, the current scenario does not involve any Sporting players moving to Milan. Ruben Amorim will have to look for other solutions to strengthen the squad.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.

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