How many points did Milan score in the summer window? 10 people signed with 163 million euros, earn 176 million euros, rent and sell 18 people

This summer window, AC Milan operated efficiently under the guidance of the new sports director Tare, with a total investment of 163 million euros to introduce 10 new players, and 18 people on loan or permanently sold to earn 176 million euros (excluding future buyout income). How many points do you give to the Ross and Blacks summer window?

After the final buzzer-beating sprint, the summer transfer window of the five major leagues was officially closed. In addition to free agents and players returning to the parent team after loan period, AC Milan completed a total of 28 transfer operations, including 10 supplementary players, 8 permanently transferred, and 10 loans transferred. In the

signings, Milan signed a total of 10 new players, with a total investment of 163 million euros. The bid is Nkunku. After searching for a center for the whole summer, the Ross and Blacks finally signed the winger from Chelsea for 37 million euros and signed the contract with an annual salary of 5 million euros until 2030. The second place is Ashari, and Milan fought a arduous tug-of-war with Bruges, finalizing the deal for a fixed bonus of 36 million euros plus 4 million euros, with an annual salary of 2.5 million euros and a five-year signing. However, he collided with Daximen during training and suffered a fracture and will return in November.

The third highest-selling player is Ricci, whose transfer fee is 23 million euros and an annual salary of 2 million euros to sign until 2029, with an additional one-year renewal option. Derwinter ranked fourth with a price of 20 million euros and became Jaf's successor. His annual salary is 1.7 million euros and he signed a contract for five years.

followed by Estupinian (annual salary of 2.5 million euros), Rabiot (annual salary of 5 million euros), Atecame (annual salary of 10 million euros), Odogu (annual salary of 1.5 million euros), Odogu (annual salary of 10 million euros), and Modric (annual salary of 3.5 million euros) and goalkeeper Terracino (annual salary of 800,000 euros).

The Milan player transfer work involves 18 people, of which 8 of them permanently left the team, bringing the team a fixed income of 161.8 million euros, including Reindez 55 million euros, Jaf 35 million euros, Teo 25 million euros, Okafor 19 million euros, Calulu 14.3 million euros, Emerson 9 million euros, Pellegrino 3.5 million euros, and Sportiello 1 million euros.

Milan has a total of 10 players out of the market, including 5 people with the mandatory buyout clause. A-Jimenez, who joined Bournemouth, has the highest price for forced buyout. His rent is 1.5 million euros. The buyout conditions are linked to the number of appearances, with a total price of about 22 million euros.

The cost of renting Genoa from Cologne is 1 million euros. The mandatory buyout conditions are the number of appearances, goals and Genoa's successful relegation, and the buyout fee is 9 million euros; Morata's situation is relatively complicated. Milan can get a total of 6 million euros in rent, of which Galatasaray pays 1 million euros, Como pays 5 million euros, and Como has a mandatory buyout right of 9 million euros.

Poberga's loan to Bologna is 1 million euros, and the forced buyout fee is 7 million euros; Terraciano loaned to Cremonese, and the rent is 500,000 euros, and the forced buyout condition is that the team successfully relegated, and the cost is 4.5 million euros.

3 players included the buyout clause, of which Mousa loaned to Atlanta for 4 million euros, with a buyout fee of 25 million euros plus a 10% second transfer share; Chukueze loaned to Fulham, with a buyout clause of 26 million euros, and no longer included in the total due to the rent not being announced; Camalda loaned to Lecce for 3 million euros, with a buyout clause of 4 million euros.

The last two people were purely leased. Bondo rented Cremonese for 500,000 euros, and Comoto rented Spezia. The rent was not announced and it was no longer included in the sum.

To sum up, Milan has accumulated 14.5 million euros in rental income (excluding Chukueze, Camalda, and Comoto), and the total buyout fee stipulated in the contract is 105.5 million euros, of which the mandatory buyout fee is 51.5 million euros. The total fixed seller income and rental income of the Red and Black Legion this summer window reached 176 million euros (excluding future buyout costs).