AC Milan are considering bringing in external transfer consultant George Gardi to help manage the club’s summer recruitment. Multiple outlets report that the move is linked to ongoing uncertainty around leadership at San Siro and the resulting “transfer crisis” facing the club as they plan incoming signings and squad reshaping. Gardi, described as being Florence-based, is presented as a specialist who can advise on transfer strategy and recruitment decisions during a period when Milan want improved coordination and clearer direction. The reports frame the potential appointment as support for Milan’s internal processes rather than a replacement of existing structures. Both sources connect the consideration of Gardi to Milan’s need to navigate a busy transfer period and to address issues raised by the current leadership vacuum. Specific details on what remit Gardi would have, the timeline for any appointment, or concrete targets associated with his involvement are not consistently specified in the overlapping coverage. Overall, the information indicates Milan is exploring additional expertise to guide negotiations and decision-making for the summer transfer window.