Modric is concerned about the World Cup, but AC Milan wants to take the opportunity to find a gap

For Milan's head coach Allegri, the challenges of the new season will be even more difficult. As the transfer market has been slow to meet the team's needs, he has to seek other solutions. Some media reports said that Allegri plans to transform midfielders Salmax and Poberga, who returned from loan, into full-backs to make up for the team's weak links. At the same time, after Abraham left the team, Allegri also asked to introduce a center who can guarantee scoring, but whether this goal can be achieved smoothly is still a big question.

In any case, this summer's transfer window is undoubtedly a huge test for Milan fans. Due to the debt pressure of Redbird Group, the club has difficulty promising fans a promising future. Milan's operating strategy in the past two years is confusing. In order to cater to the financial statements, their recruitment methods tend to buy potential stocks at low prices, while selling people seems to have no bottom line. In the winter window of last season, Milan almost sold the central defender combination Tomori and Pavlovic, but the deal failed because the players themselves were unwilling to leave. For Milan, if you want to build a team that has both achievements and business value, you need more long-term investment rather than short-term financial operations.

As the season approaches, Milan's prospects are still worrying. Modric's joining may bring some hope to the team, but under the financial pressure and recruitment dilemma of Red Bird Group, Milan's future is still full of uncertainty. Fans may begin to worry whether Modric will regret joining this "shiple sinking". After all, he, who originally joined to maintain his condition, may eventually have to shoulder more responsibilities and pressure.