reporter Pedula wrote an article about the physical examination arranged by Milan for Bonifas and the impact on the club and players.

Pedura wrote: "Bonifas will not become AC Milan's new striker, which was quite clear as early as Friday, and now the director of sports at Leverkusen officially confirmed the news in the afternoon. However, we must say that Milan did a completely wrong thing in this matter."

"In the past, those experienced senior officials, when facing players like Bonifas with a history of injury, would choose to arrange a physical examination in a confidential location before making the final decision."

" And this time, from our perspective, Milan knew that there was a risk of not being able to pass a physical examination, but it was unnecessary to expose Bonifas to the media camera and fans. "

" Promoting negotiations and physical examination evaluation without media attention and handling the transfer in a low-key manner is a more suitable way for both the Milan club and the players themselves. Low-key is originally an ideal solution for such operations. It is not difficult to think of this step in advance, but unfortunately Milan realized it afterwards. It's a pity."