"In the past few years, AC Milan have struggled to find an apt goalscorer. They have tried in the mercato, but the results have been poor. The centre-forward struggles at Milan are not new, and since Olivier Giroud, there have been questions asked if they have had a proper striker. Of course, others have filled in to lessen the need for one. However, the point remains."
"As MilanNews writes today, the figure that the Diavolo have spent in recent years stands at more than €100 million. Noah Okafor, Alvaro Morata, Santiago Gimenez, and Christopher Nkunku each arrived with the hope of adding goals. None of them really have done that, though. Gimenez's Serie A drought stretches back to the end of last season. Nkunku has not scored a Serie A goal, and the other two have left, given they had no future at the club."
AC Milan have struggled in recent years to find a reliable goalscorer, repeatedly searching in the mercato with little success. The club has spent more than €100 million on forwards including Noah Okafor, Alvaro Morata, Santiago Gimenez and Christopher Nkunku. Those signings have yielded just 21 goals between them, with Gimenez in a prolonged Serie A drought and Nkunku yet to score in the league. Two of the recruits have left after being deemed surplus to requirements. Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic have been moved centrally to provide goals, but the team still lacks a true focal striker and must act in the coming months.
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