The lineup gap is turning around? Freedom power may become the last puzzle of Milan

Although nearly 40 player transactions have been completed this summer, AC Milan's lineup construction still has obvious shortcomings. Since only one-on-one battles are required in the new season, the club adopts an extremely streamlining strategy - the Ross and Blacks have now become the team with the thinnest Serie A lineup. CEO Frani used this to implement fiscal austerity policies to meet the profit needs of the two major investors, Redbird and Elliot.

But it is worth noting that coach Allegri still has the technical capital to compete for the championship. Although the outside world generally believes that Inter Milan and Naples are more like champions, Uncle Jiong, who has the aura of Serie A maximum salary, must prove his own value, and it is still an unshirkable responsibility to strive for the championship. In the current lineup, top central defenders are still in a critical need, and the depth of the full-back is also in urgent need: Jimenez transfers to Bournemouth, and Mousa joins Atlanta (although the latter is not a full-time full-back, he often plays the fifth guard role when oppressing the frontcourt), making personnel allocation even more difficult.

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In addition to the main player Estupinan, only young player Bad Saji who is good at the three-center-back system is left; on the right, Tomori, who can only rely on guest appearances, youth training young player Asekme, and Salemacles who are forced to sacrifice their offensive attributes.

Turn appeared last night: Renan Lodi, former Atletico Madrid fullback and played for Riyadh Crescent, suddenly announced his termination of the contract with the Saudi club. The 27-year-old Brazil international became a free agent immediately and signed without paying a transfer fee. In terms of technical characteristics, Lodi perfectly meets Milan's needs - a versatile winger with experience and practical skills in the Champions League. He can not only serve as a traditional full-back, but also adapt to the five-back system, and can substantially improve the quality of the defense line. In his year of playing, he should be an ideal choice for Milan to form a competitive lineup, but with Flani's cautious operational style, this seemingly perfect deal still has variables.