According to Italian transfer expert Pedula, Milan has set a limit on spending for a single signing for this summer's transfer window.

Pedura said that although Milan has achieved profitability in the past two fiscal years, the club's revenue loss has exceeded 80 million euros due to missed the European competition next season. The management needs to pay close attention to the financial situation and adhere to the principle of sustainability when transfer operations this summer.

Specifically, the Milan management has set a transfer fee limit of 30 million euros for each new player, and the annual salary limit of new players after tax is 3 million euros.

In addition, exceptions may only occur after completing the sale of players and obtaining cash. For example, the transactions of Modric and Zachar are subject to specific circumstances such as their age and low transfer fees. As long as they are recognized by Tare and coach Allegri, they are expected to still receive special approval from Red Birds. In terms of signing Vlahovic, if the transaction can be completed at a price of 20-25 million euros, and the players agree to cut their salary to 6-7 million euros, they can also get special authorization from Red Birds.