[Transfer Warm-up] Fonseca Exit, Gravenberch's Man City/Real Madrid Transfer Rumors

The Coppa Italia（The Italian Cup) final was a disappointment as AC Milan lost 0-1 to Bologna. This was a big setback for AC Milan. After this loss, it became more and more obvious that manager Paolo Fonseca and player Felix Afena Gyan would leave at the end of the season.

After the game Fonseca said: "I don't want to make excuses and I don't want to talk about the referee. We should have done more. Now I hope to play the rest of the Serie A games with dignity."

The midfielder Ryan Gravenberch could also leave Milan. After six months of careful observation, City decided to initiate a transfer programme for Gravenberch. The young midfielder has become the main target of Pep Guardiola, who wants to reorganise City's midfield. Gravenberch’s drive the attack, score key goals and assist has impressed Guardiola, and City are now working on the best strategy to bring him in.

Out of respect for Milan and the player, City's initial offer will be officially submitted at the end of the season. Milan are said to be asking over €70 million for Gravenberch, reflecting his financial value to the club.

Despite the uncertainty of his career, Gravenberch chose to accept Milan's offer to extend his contract to show his love and gratitude to the club and its fans. Manchester City's invitation is attractive but The possibility of Gravenberch leaving the team is not very high. AC Milan prefers to raise money by selling other players, with financial considerations at the forefront.

There are no concrete offers or in-depth discussions on the table at the moment, but it is worth keeping a close eye on the transfer rumours between Manchester City and Gravenberch. For Milan, Gravenberch's financial value is much higher than the €70 million City are prepared to invest.

Apart from City, Real Madrid are also interested in signing him as soon as possible. As the summer transfer window approaches, everyone is watching Milan's strategic decisions on key players.