Milan have confirmed a 33-man squad for the upcoming friendlies against Inter and Chelsea, to be played in Australia and Indonesia respectively.
This is Ruben Amorim's first real look at close to a full group. The 2-2 draw with Celtic offered a few flashes, Francesco Camarda chief among them, but pre-season is where Amorim starts imposing his ideas after inheriting a squad mid-rebuild. A summer window that has already reshaped the spine of the team, with Modric, Ricci and Jashari through the door, means these tour games are as much about integration as fitness.
The full list, as announced by the club this afternoon:
Goalkeepers: Bouyer, Pittarella, P. Terracciano, Torriani.
Defenders: Athekame, Bartesaghi, Borsani, De Winter, Estupinan, Gabbia, Gila, Odogu, Pavlovic, F. Terracciano, Tomori, Vladimirov.
Midfielders: Cisse, Comotto, Fofana, Jashari, Loftus-Cheek, Modric, Musah, Ricci, Saelemaekers.
Forwards: Camarda, Chukwueze, Guernier, Kostic, Leao, Nkunku, Ossola, Ramos.
Not everyone travels at once. Leao and Ramos are expected to link up with the group on the 29th, while De Winter, Jashari and Saelemaekers should join on August 2nd.
The presence of Tomori is worth flagging given the persistent Saudi interest in the defender, and Leao's name on the list is a reminder that, for all the transfer chatter, the club's most valuable asset is still very much a Milan player for now.
That 33 includes a healthy chunk of academy and Futuro names, Borsani, Comotto, Cisse, Ossola and Guernier among them, which is standard for a tour where numbers are needed across two matches on opposite sides of the world. The ones to watch are the new arrivals: how quickly Modric, Ricci and Jashari settle into Amorim's structure will tell us more than the scorelines.