Ruben Amorim is preparing two changes to his starting eleven for Sunday's trip to Juventus, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
Milan arrive at the Allianz Stadium having beaten Torino and Venezia to open the campaign, and this is the first real test of their form. It is also a fixture the Rossoneri have not won in more than three years, so three points would carry a message beyond the table.
Gazzetta report that both tweaks come off the back of the Venezia win. On the left, Pervis Estupiñán is set to start ahead of Davide Bartesaghi at wing-back, the pair having played one match each so far. The other change comes further up the pitch, where Adrien Rabiot is in line to replace Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who drops to the bench after a run of underwhelming displays. Rabiot has impressed off the bench and now looks ready for a first start.
The one spot still open is on the right, where Samuel Chukwueze holds a 60-40 edge over new signing Diego Moreira as things stand.
The predicted Milan XI in Amorim's 3-4-2-1 lines up as Maignan in goal; Gila, De Winter and Pavlović across the back three; Chukwueze, Modrić, Musah and Estupiñán in midfield; Rabiot and Cissé behind Ramos.
The bench is expected to feature P. Terracciano, Torriani, Diawara, Tomori, F. Terracciano, Bartesaghi, Moreira, Jashari, Comotto, Saelemaekers, Loftus-Cheek, Pulisic, Hutchinson and Camarda.
Juventus are tipped to set up in a 4-2-3-1 with Vicario behind a back four of Kalulu, Bremer, Lucumí and Çelik. Locatelli and Douglas Luiz sit in front, with Conceição, Nico González and Boga supporting Kolo Muani.
Dropping Loftus-Cheek says plenty about how the pecking order has shifted early in the season, and the Chukwueze-Moreira call is the one Amorim still has time to change before kick-off.