As the season winds down, all eyes are on Gian Piero Gasperini and his squad. Their mission is clear: overtake either Juventus or AC Milan to secure a Champions League berth. But while the pitch battle rages on, the club's front office is already looking ahead—and Gasperini has some bold ideas for the summer transfer window.

The message from the Grugliasco-born tactician is simple: don't tear it down, build it up. The foundation is strong, but the attack needs a spark. Worried about finding finishers as dynamic as current star Donyell Malen, Gasperini has zeroed in on two rising talents who could elevate the team's scoring threat next season.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the coach plans to pitch two specific names to the Friedkin ownership group in an upcoming meeting: Leipzig's Antonio Nusa and West Ham's Crysencio Summerville.

Nusa, just 19, is a raw talent with sky-high potential. The Norwegian winger hasn't yet translated his skill into a flurry of goals, but his room for growth is immense—a classic project for a coach known for developing young attackers. Summerville, at 24, offers more immediate experience. The Dutch winger has logged 81 Premier League appearances, notching 10 goals and 7 assists. With West Ham flirting with relegation, the Hammers might be forced to sell, and Summerville—represented by the same agency as Malen—could be a savvy, familiar addition.

Two young guns, two different stages of development, one shared goal: keeping the Champions League dream alive for years to come.