The last day of the transfer window has been very intense for Milan, with the Rossoneri making numerous moves, both in and out.
First, Santiago Gimenez, who had arrived in Italy two days ago, was made official. The striker signed a contract until June 2029, choosing to keep the number "7" shirt.
Gimenez cost the Rossoneri 35 million Euros and will replace Alvaro Morata, who moved to Galatasaray the day before.
Another reinforcement in the advanced department for Milan was Joao Felix. The Portuguese striker was the desire of coach Sergio Conceicao and an agreement with Chelsea was reached for a loan until the end of the season, with the player's salary to be paid by the Italians.
As for departures, Noah Okafor moved to Napoli. It's a loan for 2 million Euros, with the option to buy at the end of the season for 23 million Euros.
Meanwhile, Milan also has the option to buy Riccardo Sottil from Fiorentina to replace Okafor.
The Rossoneri also signed midfielder Ismael Bennacer, who will play in France for Marseille. It was the Algerian himself who insisted on being transferred to the French team. This operation was concluded on loan, with the option to buy at the end of the season for 10 million Euros.
Warren Bondo has taken Bennacer's place at Milan. The 21-year-old Frenchman was bought from Monza for 10 million euros. Zeroli, a player from Milan's academy, will be loaned to the latter.
Earlier, Davide Calabria also left the Rossoneri, signing with Bologna, while Kyle Walker from Manchester City was approached in his place.