Papers criticise Milan and Juventus signings after slow start to 2024-25 season

The Italian press raised concerns on Saturday regarding the transfer activities of Milan and Juventus, questioning the effectiveness of their significant investments.

Together, the two clubs invested approximately €265 million during the summer transfer window, yet reports from La Gazzetta dello Sport indicate that many of the new players have yet to make a substantial impact.

Juventus's spending was notably higher, nearing

Read full article.€200 million, although they also generated around €118 million from player sales and successfully lowered their wage expenses with the departures of Federico Chiesa and Adrien Rabiot.

In contrast, Milan's expenditure was about €66 million, with fewer player sales compared to Juventus.

Consequently, Milan's net spend was around €53 million, while Juventus's was approximately €80 million.

Overall, the contributions of the summer signings for both clubs have been inconsistent thus far.