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Diego Moreira joins AC Milan from Strasbourg

Diego Moreira has officially signed with AC Milan, where he will be coached by Ruben Amorim, on a contract until 2031.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Diego Moreira, a Belgian-Portuguese footballer, has been officially announced as the latest addition to AC Milan, the Italian club coached by Ruben Amorim. The player's transfer came after a stint with Strasbourg, the French club with which Moreira was previously associated.

According to reports from international media, the deal could rise to 65 million euros for the transfer of the Belgian international. Both clubs have confirmed that the player signed a contract valid until June 2031, representing a long-term commitment to Milan.

Moreira, who was at Strasbourg, is characterized by traits that align well with the playing style promoted by Amorim, and a positive impact on the team is anticipated. This signing has been viewed as a strategic addition to Milan's squad.

The Italian club, which is looking to strengthen its position in European competitions, has already begun preparations for the upcoming season, and Moreira's arrival will be an important part of this strategy.

The AC Milan management and the coaching staff, led by Ruben Amorim, have expressed satisfaction with the player's incorporation, viewing the investment as an opportunity to strengthen the team and achieve ambitious sporting goals.

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