Milan have reached an agreement with RC Strasbourg for the permanent transfer of wing-back Diego Moreira, according to FootballKush on X.
The move addresses a need Amorim's squad has carried for weeks. Milan have wanted to add to the group, and the obstacle has been squad space rather than funds, with the expectation that sales would have to come first. This deal suggests that is not the barrier it seemed.
The agreement was struck this afternoon, per the same source, for the 22-year-old Belgian. Moreira pushed for the switch to Milan despite interest from clubs in England, Germany and Italy, according to the report.
No fee has been disclosed for the permanent deal.
FootballKush describes Moreira as an exceptionally versatile player who can operate on both flanks as a wing-back, framing him as a fit for Amorim's system. That versatility matters given how Amorim asks his wide players to cover ground on either side.
Moreira has already made more than 60 appearances in Ligue 1 at 22 and featured at the World Cup, the kind of grounding that points to a signing with a long runway rather than a short-term patch.
With the agreement in place, attention turns to when the deal is formalised and whether Milan still need to move players on to complete Moreira's registration.