Milan consider their incoming mercato complete, and barring a significant opportunity they will sit out deadline day, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
The window closes with Omari Hutchinson set to put pen to paper today, arriving on loan with an option to buy from Nottingham Forest. He becomes the fifth addition of the summer, and his signature effectively draws a line under Milan's shopping.
Two positions were flagged as areas to monitor, centre-back and the attacking midfield spots. On the latter, the management and Amorim are comfortable with what they already have, with Mario Gila, Koni De Winter, Strahinja Pavlović and Matteo Gabbia all available.
At the back, Sankhoun Diawara and Valeri Vladimirov are seen as the in-house options should cover be required, stepping in for Pavlović and Gila on the left and right respectively.
There is further flexibility out wide, where Filippo Terracciano and Davide Bartesaghi can operate as wing-backs, and the playmaker role is well stocked too. That depth is why Milan feel no pressure to force through a late deal.
The door is not bolted shut, but it would take something out of the ordinary to pull them back into the market before the window shuts.