AC Milan is actively pursuing two high-profile players: Leon Goretzka from Bayern Munich and Robert Lewandowski from Barcelona. Milan is reportedly preparing a three-year contract offering €5 million annually to Goretzka, who could make a decision on his future soon, potentially before the World Cup. However, Goretzka's current salary of €9 million in Germany may attract richer offers from other clubs. Meanwhile, Lewandowski's situation is complicated by his current wages of €15 million, which exceed what Milan can afford, as their highest-paid players earn around €7 million. Despite these challenges, Milan's interest in veteran players suggests they expect coach Massimiliano Allegri to remain in charge, reflecting a strategy similar to last year's successful signings of Luka Modric and Adrien Rabiot.