Goncalo Ramos hopes to be fit for Milan’s next Serie A match against Udinese this weekend, but Samuel Chukwueze is out for at least several more weeks.

AC Milan received mixed injury updates regarding Goncalo Ramos and Samuel Chukwueze ahead of their Europa League match against Bournemouth. Tests on Ramos showed no significant damage or lesions to his left calf, leaving him hopeful of returning for Sunday's Serie A game against Udinese. However, Chukwueze faces an extended spell on the sidelines after visiting a specialist for a left hip condition.
Chukwueze has begun a new treatment plan and will undergo further evaluation in 10 to 15 days, ruling him out for several weeks. Milan are dealing with several additional absences, as Matteo Gabbia, Alexis Saelemaekers, and Pietro Terracciano remain unavailable, while Filippo Terracciano serves a European suspension.
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