"In an ideal world, AC Milan could register everyone they wanted to, without considering nationalities. However, that is not the case. Building a squad is difficult enough for any team. It must be balanced, as well as featuring enough players and profiles. For Milan, this is already an issue in itself, with Massimiliano Allegri's squad not exactly a deep one. Of course, he has enough to get by, but it has not been exactly smooth sailing so far. Worthwhile or not?"
"In fact, the Rossoneri have almost made their first addition, with Niclas Fullkrug heading to his medical this morning. However, he should not be alone. Fabrizio Romano has reported that things are well underway to secure Andrej Kostic, whilst a move for Juan Arizala has already effectively been sealed. As Gazzetta dello Sport reports, though, now they must consider their immediate futures. It seems both will head to the Futuro, but they could also be registered for the first team, allowing them to help when needed."
AC Milan face squad-building constraints due to non-EU registration limits. The squad under Massimiliano Allegri lacks depth and requires winter reinforcements. Niclas Fullkrug is undergoing a medical as a near-term addition. Negotiations are progressing for Andrej Kostic, and Juan Arizala's move has been effectively sealed. Both Kostic and Arizala are likely to join the club's Futuro setup but could be registered to the first team to provide cover when needed. Registering them for the first team would consume two non-EU slots, forcing Milan to target at least one more central defender.
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