Belgium talent Moreira completes €50m move to Milan

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ShareFollowing the additions of Goncalo Ramos and Mario Gila, Ruben Amorim's AC Milan have now signed Diego Moreira from Strasbourg.AC Milan have completed the signing of winger Diego Moreira from Strasbourg.The Belgium international has signed a five-year contract with the Rossoneri following a reported €50m deal, with another €16m in add-ons.Moreira scored seven goals and provided 15 assists in 76 appearances for Strasbourg following a move from partner club Chelsea in 2024.The 22-year-old's 13 assists in Ligue 1 are the joint-fourth most across the last two seasons, while he led Strasbourg players in chances created (66), dribbles completed (93) and take-on ending carries (100).He also made one appearance at the World Cup for Belgium, featuring off the bench in their dramatic round-of-32 win over Senegal.Moreira was reportedly in advanced talks with RB Leipzig to replace Yan Diomande before choosing to join Milan, who begin their 2026-27 Serie A campaign on Sunday against Torino.He could make his competitive debut alongside Goncalo Ramos, who joined from Paris Saint-Germain earlier this summer, while Ruben Amorim will look to make a winning start as head coach.Amorim could become the first foreign manager to win his opening Serie A match in charge of Milan since Leonardo in August 2009.Following the additions of Goncalo Ramos and Mario Gila, Ruben Amorim's AC Milan have now signed Diego Moreira from Strasbourg.AC Milan have completed the signing of winger Diego Moreira from Strasbourg.The Belgium international has signed a five-year contract with the Rossoneri following a reported €50m deal, with another €16m in add-ons.Moreira scored seven goals and provided 15 assists in 76 appearances for Strasbourg following a move from partner club Chelsea in 2024.The 22-year-old's 13 assists in Ligue 1 are the joint-fourth most across the last two seasons, while he led Strasbourg players in chances created (66), dribbles completed (93) and take-on ending carries (100).He also made one appearance at the World Cup for Belgium, featuring off the bench in their dramatic round-of-32 win over Senegal.Moreira was reportedly in advanced talks with RB Leipzig to replace Yan Diomande before choosing to join Milan, who begin their 2026-27 Serie A campaign on Sunday against Torino.He could make his competitive debut alongside Goncalo Ramos, who joined from Paris Saint-Germain earlier this summer, while Ruben Amorim will look to make a winning start as head coach.Amorim could become the first foreign manager to win his opening Serie A match in charge of Milan since Leonardo in August 2009.