AC Milan target Juventus' Fabio Quagliarella as Antonio Cassano replacement - report

Fabio Quagliarella could be on his way out of Juventus in the winter transfer window as AC Milan have shown an interest in signing the Italy international, Il Corriere dello Sport reports.

The Rossoneri are in the market for a new attacker due to the fact Antonio Cassano is set for a lengthy absence after he undergoes heart surgery, and they see the 28-year-old as an ideal replacement.

Quagliarella joined Juventus from Napoli on a one-year loan deal in August 2010, and his stay at the Turin giants was made permanent in the summer transfer window.

However, the attacker has been unable to secure regular first-team football under new head coach Antonio Conte, and Juventus could be tempted to agree to a loan deal which runs until the end of the season.

The Bianconeri are not interested in selling Quagliarella, as they feel he still has a long-term future at the Juventus Stadium with players such as Alessandro Del Piero, Luca Toni and Amauri all believed to be on their way out of the club at the end of the current campaign.

inderbaby wrote:15-20m and he's all yours

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:However, the attacker has been unable to secure regular first-team football under new head coach Antonio Conte, and Juventus could be tempted to agree to a loan deal which runs until the end of the season.

inderbaby wrote:Why don't you give us pato and you can have quags if you want him so bad

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:

inderbaby wrote:Why don't you give us pato and you can have quags if you want him so bad

How about this... you give us Quag and uhhhh... we shout you a pizza or something

MMM wrote:I believe Marotta sees that as the best opportunity to make a big money out of quaglia. milan is in desperate need of a striker and with always injured pato they may pay big

The_ItalianFool wrote:

MMM wrote:I believe Marotta sees that as the best opportunity to make a big money out of quaglia. milan is in desperate need of a striker and with always injured pato they may pay big

Very good point...

If Milan are ok with paying 15+ then there is a pretty good chance he will be sold. A loan is less likely unless they pay us like 5 million and his salaries lol

inderbaby wrote:Why don't you give us pato and you can have quags if you want him so bad

Cotes wrote:

inderbaby wrote:Why don't you give us pato and you can have quags if you want him so bad

Why would u want Pato???
Haven't u learnt from Iaquinta about having a glass-boned attacker??

The_ItalianFool wrote:

MMM wrote:I believe Marotta sees that as the best opportunity to make a big money out of quaglia. milan is in desperate need of a striker and with always injured pato they may pay big

Very good point...

If Milan are ok with paying 15+ then there is a pretty good chance he will be sold. A loan is less likely unless they pay us like 5 million and his salaries lol

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:

MMM wrote:I believe Marotta sees that as the best opportunity to make a big money out of quaglia. milan is in desperate need of a striker and with always injured pato they may pay big

Very good point...

If Milan are ok with paying 15+ then there is a pretty good chance he will be sold. A loan is less likely unless they pay us like 5 million and his salaries lol

Milan have been very strict with their money lately. If you look at our last 2 transfer windows, Milans most expensive transfer was El Shaarawy (business wise, not a great deal) while many other transferred players (i.e. Cassano, Van Bommel, Taiwo, Mexes, Aquilani) all costing from nothing to 5m.

If Milan do get the loan, I can't see us buying him outright if his price tag is 10-15m+

AttacanteBG wrote:Quag isn't replacment for Cassano. Altough i rate him as a player, he cant replace Cassano creativity.

But if Juve was to sell, we could use someone who can finish instead of Robinho.