In the green fields of Italy, Juventus' reinforcement plan has never been low-key, but recently their move seems somewhat cautious. Their target is AC Milan's central defender - Tomori, whose name has been frequently mentioned recently. However, behind this news, it is not just a simple discussion about Tomori's transfer, but a deeper background: Milan's transfer strategy has undergone a complete change, and the most direct impact is Maldini's departure. Honestly, who would have thought that in Milan's glorious years, Maldini's signing perspective and vision would be changed by a cold notice from Redbird Group. The name Maldini is probably a legendary figure in the hearts of many Milan fans. He is not only a symbolic player of Milan but also the one who has held up Milan's transfer banner. But since Redbird Group acquired AC Milan, Maldini's player signing strategy has gradually become inappropriate in the eyes of the management. Under Maldini's leadership, Milan did introduce some very promising players like Leao and Theo, but more players, especially those future stars signed under Maldini, found it difficult to find a stable position in the team. On the one hand, Redbird Group has its own economic considerations, and on the other hand, Maldini's recruitment strategy seems not to have reached their expectations. Those players who were once highly anticipated did not perform as expected in Milan. Some were quickly loaned out, others became substitute roles, and Tomori, who should have been the backbone of the team, also seemed to gradually become a member of the bench. Tomori's situation is particularly…