"There have been questions about AC Milan's mercato antics for a while now, and this week, another has arisen regarding the choice to pursue one player. In January, Milan were rather quiet. It was not a shock; the budget was not there for excessive spending, and there was no point adding names for the sake of it. However, it could have been much different had various transfers worked out."
"With the close of the mercato, any previously unheard of moves may start coming to light, and this is the case for the Rossoneri, who reportedly made a late move for Julio Enciso, as Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Marco Guidi told MilanVibes, via MilanNews. "On the penultimate day of the transfer window, I can tell you for certain, AC Milan"
AC Milan remained largely inactive in January because of limited budget and a reluctance to sign players for the sake of depth, though several possible moves could have changed that. Linked targets included Jean-Philippe Mateta and Federico Gatti, but no first-team additions materialised. Milan made a late enquiry to Brighton about loaning Julio Enciso on the penultimate day of the mercato. Enciso is characterised as a trequartista who may struggle to fit Allegri's system and not as a second striker. The approach appears to have been a wildcard attempt to add creativity despite scepticism.
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