Milan owner Gerry Cardinale will remain in the city until the transfer window closes, according to MilanNews, signalling potential final-week mercato business.
Cardinale was present for Friday's sold-out win against Venezia at San Siro, making it two wins from two to start Ruben Amorim's tenure. Rather than flying home after the match, the owner will stay in Milan through the end of the mercato. His extended presence suggests business could still be done, with close contact expected between Cardinale and Amorim over the coming days.
The attacking midfield positions appear to be the likeliest area for a late reinforcement. Milan have so far relied on Cisse, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Adrien Rabiot and Alexis Saelemaekers in those roles. Christian Pulisic is also in the squad but has yet to feature this season as he recently returned from injury. A tougher test awaits against Juventus next weekend, and adding depth or quality behind the striker could shape the squad for that fixture.
Multiple reports suggest the Rossoneri are keeping their options open in the final days of the window. Cardinale's decision to remain in the city only adds to the expectation that the club is preparing for at least one more move.
With the owner on-site and the manager in direct contact, the final hours of the mercato will reveal whether Milan can complete another signing.