AC Milan are planning to sign at least two more players before the Serie A transfer window closes, with Manchester United defender Leny Yoro and Wolverhampton Wanderers full-back Rayan Ait-Nouri reportedly among their leading targets.
The news, reported by Tuttosport, comes as Milan continue to reshape their squad under new head coach Ruben Amorim. The club’s recruitment drive has not ended with the arrival of Hutchinson, and the Rossoneri are expected to remain active during the final stage of the transfer window.
Milan have already addressed their midfield requirements and are now turning their attention to their defensive options. Their priority is understood to be adding greater depth and versatility at the back as they prepare for the new season and a campaign across several competitions.
Yoro is being considered as a potential addition to the centre of defence. The Manchester United player is regarded as strong in the air and capable in one-on-one defensive situations. His arrival would give Amorim another option in central defence and increase competition for places in the position.
Milan are also monitoring Ait-Nouri, who currently plays for Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Algeria international is described as a versatile player who can operate across the full length of the flank, contributing both defensively and in attack.
According to the report, Ait-Nouri has had limited involvement this season after becoming less central to Wolverhampton Wanderers’ tactical plans. Milan believe his ability to play in different roles on the wing could make him a good fit for Serie A and for Amorim’s preferred approach.
The Italian club’s wider objective is to assemble a balanced squad capable of challenging for the title. After securing Hutchinson, Milan have continued to look for players who can improve their defensive strength rather than ending their activity in the market.
The possible signings of Yoro and Ait-Nouri would give Milan additional solutions in both the centre and on the flank. They would also increase the depth available to Amorim, allowing the manager greater flexibility when managing the demands of domestic and European football.
Milan’s recruitment plans therefore remain focused on completing the squad before the transfer window shuts. The club believe further defensive reinforcements could improve their overall solidity and help them compete more effectively on multiple fronts during the new season.
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