"It seems increasingly likely that AC Milan will return to the Champions League next season, which will be a financial boost. But it will not be the only boost they receive. At present, it seems difficult to imagine a season finale where Milan are not in the premier European competition next season. They sit pretty comfortably in second, and there are no signs of them slowing down to the point of no European football."
"Alex Jimenez should become a Bournemouth player permanently this month, which is already a guaranteed €20m boost. Then, Tommaso Pobega and Lorenzo Colombo are expected to depart from the Diavolo, which would provide another €17m for Allegri to make use of. Finally, Samuele Chukwueze's performances for Fulham make it likely that he will also be redeemed at the end of the season, adding another €30m."
AC Milan appear set to return to next season's Champions League, comfortably occupying second place and showing no signs of slowing. Qualification would deliver a financial boost and enable transfer planning with an increased budget. The club expects at least €60 million from activated loan clauses and permanent sales. Alex Jimenez's move to Bournemouth should bring €20m. Departures of Tommaso Pobega and Lorenzo Colombo could raise about €17m. Samuele Chukwueze looks likely to be redeemed by Fulham for approximately €30m. Manager Massimiliano Allegri seeks a top-tier striker and an experienced defender to reinforce the squad.
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