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Milan, here is number 9 — Inter, act; Vlahović, enough; Messi is the best

29 June 2026·4 min read·Alfredo Díaz
Milan, here is number 9 — Inter, act; Vlahović, enough; Messi is the best

Due di Cuori — After the criticisms, it's time to give Milan a little sweetness, but with doubts.

Due di Cuori

After the criticisms of the last few days, it's time to give Milan a little 'zuccherino' — but with a reservation. The signing of Gonçalo Ramos was a heartbreaker for Rossoneri supporters. An operation of around 80 million euros to give Amorim a central attack for next season. This is a big step from Cardinale: with a heavy investment he tried to remove doubts about his dedication to the team.

The amount paid for the atatckante is significant — it is a record investment in the history of Milan and Serie A. Of note, the transfers of Lukaku from Manchester United to Inter and Vlahović from Fiorentina to Juventus also followed big sums. With the arrival of Ramos, Milan ranks second or finances the most expensive acquisitions in our league.

Important to note: Ramos is 25 years old and still in his prime, so he has the potential to be even more valuable. But there is also something to focus on — in the last three years at PSG he was mostly a reserve. In Ligue 1 he scored a total of 26 goals; He scored just 5 in the last league campaign and 11 in total last season. He didn't explode as another bomb, but in our league, which isn't as intense at the level, he could potentially make a big contribution. One thing is certain: for the price, the number 9 has to score a lot.

While waiting for Gonçalo's contribution, the question also arises as to whether Milan used to receive title holders directly from other clubs. Times have changed: now it is necessary to be patient and hope that the choice will be right. Some come and some never leave — like the case of Nico Paz. The Argentinian player chose to stay in Como, fending off interests from Real Madrid and Inter previously mentioned. He will remain part of the carousel established by Fàbregas and will test his skills in the Champions League with the Larianis.

In the operation for Paz, Como will pay 60 million to Real Madrid, with a recomprà (buyback) set at 80 million for the Spaniard. In other words, Real's control over the player will continue: "Grow more, then we'll take it again." A player who is only temporarily held by a new club.

There is one more case: Palestra chose to go to Chelsea and not to Inter. In my view, the move was right: he will play in the strongest league in the world, in a high-level English club, with a very good contract for six years plus one. All that is left is envy and judgment from others.

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Due di Picche

Losing to Palestra was painful for Inter, and the talk about their alleged efforts to sign Nico Paz quickly passed. According to many involved, this is what happened after the so-called "beffa" at Palestra. Two big losses for the Italian champion, even in Paz's case the price is an obstacle: at 60 million, Inter is hard to reach and cannot match Palestra's offer either. Oaktree's fund is not willing to spend too much.

After two wasted opportunities, Inter must act to strengthen and enrich their team. They are obliged to defend the title, and also need to produce a stronger Champions League campaign than their last performances. Reinforcement is needed in the defense and midfield, and younger blood should also be added.

Juventus have to back off or act too. The arrival of Giovanni Carnevali is a good sign, but action is needed, not words. The training camp is about to start and Spalletti must prepare for an important season: Juventus must once again be the center of attention. On the other hand, Dusan Vlahović seems to be drifting away and is not ready to compromise with the club — an attitude that is unacceptable at this point. As much as I love Vlahović as a player, if this continues we should part ways.

Coming close is Kolo Muani — he is the talk of the Juve attack. It is good to finish this operation immediately and avoid risks, especially the idea of ​​relying only on Dusan causes dread. Next season, the Bianconeri will have to fight for the scudetto and show off in the Europa League. Another dull campaign is unacceptable. Carnevali, act now.

Jolly

I introduced him last week and I want to mention him again today. Usually, the "Jolly" is chosen by a team from a player. Today, Jolly is the chosen one of football itself. who is he The answer is obvious: Lionel Messi. Flawless, full of talent, and brilliant — the best ever. He continues to show at the Mundial: he has already scored six goals and the quality of each one is unmatched. Additionally, he has scored in seven consecutive World Cup games. He is Maradona's heir. This world of football has given its verdict…

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