Di Canio Critiques Milan’s Transfer Approach While Applauding Napoli’s Acquisitions

The transfer window in Italy has closed, allowing experts to assess how clubs performed. Former West Ham player Paolo Di Canio has shared his views on which teams did well and which fell short.

Details: Di Canio thinks Napoli made the best moves, bringing in players ready for the starting lineup. In contrast, he criticized Milan for their mixed decisions regarding strikers Dusan Vlahovic, Rasmus Hojlund, and Christopher Nkunku, who have differing styles.

Quote: “Napoli is possibly the only team that has signed players of European quality who are ready to step into the starting eleven. Conte stayed because he knew he could get what he wanted.

Milan lacked a player of Adrien Rabiot’s level, and their transfer efforts have been unsatisfactory. Their search for a striker was disorganized; the options they considered differed greatly in style,” Di Canio told La Stampa.