Milan president Gerry Cardinale confirmed his confidence in Ruben Amorim, the new coach, and announced his intention to invest in reinforcements for the team before Sunday's derby. In an interview given at the club, Cardinale reiterated that Milan must aim for the title and declared that he had no "envy" towards Chivu, underlining that the club is already in the right position to compete at national and international level.
During the press conference, Amorim received a warm welcome from the club and expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to lead the team. Cardinale also mentioned the possibility of investing in Al Nassr, highlighting the desire to explore new sources of financing to support the growth of the club. Attention is focused on a number of potential acquisitions, including Gila, Rabiot and Moreira, which are already being evaluated. The president stated that the team will be ready for them to enter the field from the first minute, but that the final plan will be defined as soon as possible.
Furthermore, Milan renewed Christian Pulisic's contract until 2031, making him one of the three highest-paid players in the squad, along with Mike Maignan and Adrien Rabiot. The renewal was made possible thanks to the "Growth Decree", which offers tax breaks to the club, allowing it to keep the American player in the team with advantageous conditions. Pulisic expressed enthusiasm for the club's future and the prospect of contributing to the team's successes.
Cardinale concluded the interview by reiterating that Milan must continue to invest and strengthen their squad to achieve their most ambitious goals. With the confirmation of Amorim and the renewal of Pulisic, the club is preparing for a new season full of challenges, with the hope of consolidating its position among the top European teams. The next few weeks will be crucial to define the details of the new signings and to consolidate the structure of the team in view of the national and continental competitions.