AC Milan arrive at the Allianz Stadium on Sunday in fine early-season form, yet the transfer window that just closed has left as many questions as answers around Ruben Amorim's squad. Back-to-back Serie A wins, a 2-1 victory at Torino on the opening day and a 2-0 home win over Venezia on August 28, have Milan sitting third with six points, level with both Juventus and Inter. The momentum is real, but the squad's depth remains a concern.

The window produced genuine drama. Rafael Leao departed for Galatasaray, and Santi Gimenez was sold to Porto, while Youssouf Fofana's situation turned chaotic: a deal to join Lyon collapsed on deadline day before he was eventually loaned to Sevilla hours later through the Spanish window. Most strikingly, Fikayo Tomori, dropped from the squad in August after a meeting between Amorim and owner Gerry Cardinale, was quietly reintegrated before the window closed. Milan also failed to sign the centre-back they actively pursued on deadline day, as reported by GOAL, leaving Gila and Pavlovic as the primary central defensive pairing. The one clear positive arrival was Omari Hutchinson, a 22-year-old left-sided attacker signed on loan from Nottingham Forest, brought in as cover following Leao's exit.

Sunday's trip to Juventus is a genuine test of where this team stands. Three of the last five meetings between the clubs ended 0-0, and Juventus arrive with two clean sheets already this season. Gonçalo Ramos and Luka Modrić give Milan's attack real quality, but the squad's overall completeness will face scrutiny in Turin.