AC Milan is reportedly focusing on building a robust Italian core for the upcoming season, identifying Nicolò Zaniolo and Moise Kean as key targets for their revamped technical strategy.
It is understood that manager Massimiliano Allegri is especially interested in bringing Zaniolo to the San Siro. The Rossoneri management sees the former AS Roma player as a vital addition, capable of instilling the Italian core currently missing from the squad.
Zaniolo is anticipated to first finalize a permanent transfer to Udinese, after which Milan is expected to initiate a determined effort to acquire him from the Friulian outfit.
Beyond Zaniolo, Milan is also keeping a close eye on Moise Kean. The forward is familiar to Allegri, having played under him previously during their tenure together at Juventus.
The primary objective for the forthcoming summer transfer window is to re-establish a distinct local identity within the team, integrating Italian talent with Allegri’s tactical vision to cultivate a more unified squad for the 2026/27 season.
