AC Milan Fan Token Hits 22% Monthly Growth as Allegri Eyes Juve or Man Utd Striker
Author: Greg Thomson
The spot price of the AC Milan Fan Token ($ACM) is on the rise as the summer rebuild at the San Siro continues to gain momentum.
This week AC Milan manager Massimo Allegri turned his attention to a new striker, with both Manchester United and Juventus players in his crosshairs.
Since the summer rebuild began, the price of the AC Milan ($ACM) rebounded dramatically, climbing from a yearly low of $0.70 up to $0.86, marking growth of 22%.
Trade volume for $ACM fluctuated between $800,000 and $8 million during the course of the month, with an average daily changeover of around $3 million during the past week.
AC Milan Summer Rebuild Continues
The Italian giants have already made significant changes to their squad for the upcoming season, having brought in a total of €98.8 million from player sales already.
These included the sales of midfielder Tijjani Reijnders to Manchester City (CITY) for €55 million, left-back Theo Hernandez to Saudi club Al-Hilal for €25 million, and centre-back Pierre Kalulu to Juventus (JUV) for €14.3 million.
Player purchases have amounted to just €23 million, with this full amount going to the purchase of highly-regarded Italian midfielder Samuele Ricci from Torino.
The remainder of player signings have been on free-transfers, however these include the most decorated footballer in the history of Real Madrid in Luka Modric. Despite being 39, Modric has already signalled his ceaseless ambition at AC Milan, recently warning his new team that mediocrity is not acceptable for the upcoming season.
Allegri Looks to Manchester United and Juventus Strikers
The next player in the door at AC Milan could very well be a striker, as head coach Massimo Allegri looks to ensure enough firepower for the 2025/26 season alongside current striker Santiago Gimenez.
According to Italian outlet Calciomercato (via Goal.com), AC Milan are still keeping tabs on Man United striker Rasmus Hojlund, who United are keen to allow go out on loan with an option to buy.
But according to La Repubblica (via SempreMilan), the player Allegri really wants is Juventus forward Dusan Vlahovic. That’s despite the fact that the pair didn’t combine to produce any real success during their time together at Juventus when Allegri was manager.
According to La Repubblica, Vlahovic would guarantee a minimum of 10-15 goals per season to complement Gimenez, and could be purchased on the cheap due to Vlahovic’s contract being set to expire at the end of the season.