CM: Cash injections and likely returnees – the situation for each of Milan’s on-loan players | OneFootball

AC Milan have a number of different players out on loan at the moment who could boost the budget available for the summer.

Calciomercato.com begin a report by talking about Yacine Adli, who returned to the starting line-up for Fiorentina after three months of absence. He has had a strange season: the numbers say that the performance was good, with five assists, but Nicolò Fagioli’s arrival in January changed things.

At the moment, the chances of a permanent move to La Viola ahead next season for the former Bordeaux man are low and for Milan there is the concrete risk of seeing a €10m option to buy go up in smoke.

Expected departures

Pierre Kalulu will be redeemed by Juventus for around €14m, and the communication arrived in recent days. Alvaro Morata will also certainly leave for Galatasaray, now it remains only to understand if he will go immediately or in the summer of 2026.

There is suspended judgment instead for both Tommaso Pobega and Ismael Bennacer. Bologna and Marseille respectively see the buy-out options as too high: in all likelihood Giovanni Sartori will ask Milan for a discount compared to the €12m agreed, satisfying Vincenzo Italiano.

The operation with Marseille is a paid loan plus a €12m option and €3m in bonuses. In the last few hours the French club have reportedly reassured Ismael of their desire to continue together.

Likely to return

In total, there are 14 Milan players on loan to other teams. Marko Lazetic is not doing great back in Serbia, but by contract Alexis Saelemaekers is having a great season and has already won the love of the fans. Roma will do everything to buy him outright, but €25m is needed or he will return.

The talented Kevin Zeroli will certainly return to base after his loan at Monza, with some appearances as a starter, as will Marco Pellegrino who is doing very well on loan at Huracan and could have a chance.

The two Empoli loanees Lorenzo Colombo and Devis Vazquez are in the balance: the first would represent a major investment for a club like Empoli (€7m) while the second has lost his starting place. A possible relegation to Serie B would wipe out the percentages for both.