AC Milanhave completed the signing of Diogo Dalot on loan from Manchester United.
The 21-year-old full-back joined the Red Devils from Portoin 2018 in a deal worth £19 million ($24m) but he has been unable to seal a regular place in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team, making 35 appearances and scoring just one goal in all competitions.

Hailed by then-United boss Jose Mourinho as "the best full-back in Europe" in his age group after completing the move to England, the PortugalUnder 21 international struggled to get going at Old Trafford but reiterated his desire to succeed at the club in June,

*He said: "It feels good to start feeling confident again and feeling comfortable with my fitness. I'm going to push hard and make sure that I deserve to play here. That's why I signed to come here. I want to be the best right-back that I can be at Manchester United.
"They [injuries] are experiences that I need to live. It's football and you need to be ready for this kind of challenge. Of course I was young when all this happened but in my mind, I am always trying to be positive and in the future, I'll be strong, physically and mentally.

"I think I have the ability to play at right-back at this club and I need to show that,

*Dalot has played just once for United this term, having featured in the 3-0 win against Brightonin the Carabao Cupon Wednesday.
He travelled to Italyon Saturday to undergo a medical in Milan before putting ink to a temporary deal.

The Rossoneri have had a busy transfer window, with Ante Rebic, Simon Kjaer and Alexis Saelemaekers all joining in permanent deals after spending last season on loan at the Serie Aside.

Meanwhile, Sandro Tonali and Brahim Diaz joined for the 2020-21 campaign from Brescia and Real Madrid, respectively.

Jens Petter Hauge was bought from Norwegian side Bodo, while 34-year-old goalkeeper Ciprian Tatarusanu and right-back Pierre Kalulu, 20, joined from Ligue 1side Lyon.

Milan, who finished sixth in the Italian top flight last season, have won both of the Serie A matches they have played this season and are in action against Spezia on Sunday.

After the international week, Stefano Pioli's team will return to league duty with a derby clash with city rivals Interon October 17

Flango:


As a long suffering Milan fan, I just hope the club will rise again. But it seems they are getting it right this time

Flango:


As a long suffering Milan fan, I just hope the club will rise again. But it seems they are getting it right this time

Flango:


As a long suffering Milan fan, I just hope the club will rise again. But it seems they are getting it right this time

Flango:


As a long suffering Milan fan, I just hope the club will rise again. But it seems they are getting it right this time

N2B2:
Good chance for the young lad to secure a permanent move away from his useless club.

Anybody that is smart will distance themselves from Man Utd until the Glazers sell the club.