Massimiliano Allegri, the AC Milan coach, said that qualifying for the Champions League would provide his team with a significant financial boost that could reach 100 million euros in the transfer market, emphasizing that the future of the sports project will be determined based on finishing the season in the top four positions.

The Italian coach also hinted that the management is required to support the team with ready-to-compete names, not just young talents.

According to a report by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Allegri has placed several names on the club's table in preparation for the next season, most notably Leon Goretzka, along with signing a prominent number 9 striker such as Alexander Sørloth, Serhou Guirassy, Gonçalo Ramos, or Nicolas Jackson, in addition to defender Mario Gila and a winger with significant experience.

Allegri also emphasized that the team already has a solid base of young players like Francesco Camarda, but the next phase requires experienced players capable of handling the pressure of playing every three days, especially with the potential return to the Champions League. He also pointed out the need to expand the roster to meet the demands of both domestic and European competitions.