Re: Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out

by BiasedMilanFan3 Sat Apr 21, 2012 9:18 am

If we sign Acerbi, I don't really care what happens to Astori or where he goes

I don't trust Astori yet.

by Guest Sat Apr 21, 2012 11:03 am

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:If we sign Acerbi, I don't really care what happens to Astori or where he goes

I don't trust Astori yet.

is acerbi that good than astori?? really i also have no idea how good acerbi is. atleast we know astori position.

by BiasedMilanFan3 Sat Apr 21, 2012 11:28 am

I consider them about the same

Reports are suggesting we signed Traore from Nancy on a Bosman transfer

by Ganso Sat Apr 21, 2012 12:14 pm

another great midfield buy :facepalm:

by Guest Sat Apr 21, 2012 4:36 pm

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:I consider them about the same

Reports are suggesting we signed Traore from Nancy on a Bosman transfer

how good is he???

by DRK Sat Apr 21, 2012 4:53 pm

I literally have no idea who that is. I just hope hes better than our last bosman signing from Ligue 1

by Tigole Sat Apr 21, 2012 5:33 pm

From what I am reading it looks like we will have another pathetic transfer season. So disappointing...

by Forza Thu Apr 26, 2012 6:33 am

Would you take Krasic on the cheap/free next transfer season?

We're not linked to him, but this seems like exactly the kind of opportunistic signing that Galliani would go for...

Pros
- Technique
- Speed
- Midfielder
- Not needed at Juve

Cons
- 27 years old (not necessarily a bad thing)
- Takes up a non-EU spot
- Is primarily a winger (although he can play narrower in midfield)
- Somewhat inconsistent.

by BiasedMilanFan3 Thu Apr 26, 2012 7:02 am

Takes up a non-EU spot?

No thanks

by Forza Thu Apr 26, 2012 9:55 am

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:Takes up a non-EU spot?

No thanks

I'm pretty sure Serbia is not in the EU, correct me if I'm wrong

by dostoevsky Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:00 pm

He wouldn't take up a non-EU spot as it is a transfer within Serie A.

Not sold on the idea. If we were to pick up an unwanted contract from Juventus I actually wouldn't mind taking a risk on Felipe Melo IF Van Bommel and Ambrosini were to leave.

by Rossoneri Ninja Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:08 pm

dostoevsky wrote:He wouldn't take up a non-EU spot as it is a transfer within Serie A.

Not sold on the idea. If we were to pick up an unwanted contract from Juventus I actually wouldn't mind taking a risk on Felipe Melo IF Van Bommel and Ambrosini were to leave.

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Although Melo is a decent anchor man but we'd just be putting ourselves at risk to get burnt, i'd rather we go for someone less inclined to elbow opposing players in the face.

by dostoevsky Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:13 pm

I'd be content to have him as a back-up to a new first eleven anchor, I wouldn't want him in our starting line-up. I'm just worried about Ambrosini's injury problems leaving us short for depth and whilst a violent nutter, at least he'd be our violent nutter. Razz

Wouldn't offer much for him though.

by Forza Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:31 pm

dostoevsky wrote:I'd be content to have him as a back-up to a new first eleven anchor, I wouldn't want him in our starting line-up. I'm just worried about Ambrosini's injury problems leaving us short for depth and whilst a violent nutter, at least he'd be our violent nutter. Wouldn't offer much for him though.

We have too many crazy people already.

Gattuso, Ibra, Cassano, Boateng, van Bommel... that's a bad-ass line-up. If you were playing for the other team, you would have contemplate faking injury to avoid playing against that.

by dostoevsky Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:32 pm

You forgot Balotelli. Wink

by Rossoneri Ninja Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:33 pm

dostoevsky wrote:I'd be content to have him as a back-up to a new first eleven anchor, I wouldn't want him in our starting line-up. I'm just worried about Ambrosini's injury problems leaving us short for depth and whilst a violent nutter, at least he'd be our violent nutter. Wouldn't offer much for him though.

Financially it would make sense to get him, he offers some depth and stability as Ambro and MvB seem to be running on fumes late on in the season. It could turn out to be a genius move as he was very good for Brazil in that holding role.

Technically he's very good for a dm, but i just doubt his Mental state and his ability to perform under pressure and scrutiny

Edit: BALO :bow:

Edit of Edit: I think i might have contradicted myself there Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out - Page 2 586063

by Guest Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:16 pm

yeah melo would be alright for us.... but then didnt report suggest we got the new AS Nancy traore midfielder?

well since we are painfully missing creative and technical midfielder, i wished milan went for ibrahim afellay. barcelona have wealth of technical talent in midfield and afellay is probably the last in pecking order. as far as i have seen from his PSV time... he is so technically sound, he can play anywhere in forward position and anywhere in midfield position. he is pacey, while he has good passing abilities, he is a bit like sneijder. and barcelona got him for just 6 million and since he is not playing at all, i am absolutely sure he will want to leave ... atleast on loan.

so wished galliani asked him for season long loan with option to purchase at 5-6 million. he would be perfect who can fill seedorf position.

he would fit to us as LM, he can play AM RW/LW as well as seen in dutch team at times... if we want to play a winger system. at PSV few times he played as CM as well. so would be nice to get him.

by Milan31 Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:29 pm

Afellay has been injured all year, that is why he isn't playing and Pep has been playing Tello and Cuenca there. Barcelona won't let him go anywhere, I can almost guarantee that.

As for Melo, I will blow my brains out if this guy comes to Milan, I never ever liked this guy! It is honestly getting ridiculous, we are MILAN! We are getting these cheap/ free (crappy/ average) players and it disgusts me. I really am scared about the future of this Milan. If Galliani keeps doing this, it can really hurt the team.

I think it may be for the best if we don't win the Scudetto because maybe than Galliani and Berlu can get their heads out of their asses and realize we have some shit players who should have never been allowed to wear a Milan shirt!

by Milantildeath Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:11 am

In my opinion Cassano is one of the most creative players on the planet

by Milan31 Fri Apr 27, 2012 1:30 am

Milantildeath wrote:In my opinion Cassano is one of the most creative players on the planet

Agree 1000% but we need more than just Cassano. Ibra definitely is a creative player but we need midfielders that have that much creativity as well.

by Forza Fri Apr 27, 2012 2:51 am

Milan31 wrote:
Milantildeath wrote:In my opinion Cassano is one of the most creative players on the planet
Agree 1000% but we need more than just Cassano. Ibra definitely is a creative player but we need midfielders that have that much creativity as well.

Exactly right. There's very little midfield creativity. No matter how creative our forwards are, the midfielders need to be on the same wavelength as them. One-dimensional supply inhibits the forwards' creativity.

by Guest Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:36 am

Many reports linking us to Ogbonna once again Surprised

by Forza Sun Apr 29, 2012 11:42 am

vasanthPato wrote:Many reports linking us to Ogbonna once again

great news, it would be nice if we could get that transfer done before the end of the season to avoid competition from other clubs

by Milan31 Sun Apr 29, 2012 2:53 pm

If we can get Og, that would be something I would not believe till I see him on the pitch Razz

I hope this transfer can go through.

by Forza Tue May 01, 2012 1:59 pm

AC Milan legend Dejan Savicevic has claimed that he advised his old club to sign Stevan Jovetic before his fellow Montenegrin joined Serie A rivals Fiorentina.

The Viola paid a reported €8 million to FK Partizan to secure the services of the forward in 2008, but the former Rossoneri attacker has claimed that his compatriot could have been plying his trade at San Siro by then.

“Six years ago I advised director Ariedo Braida to buy him for Milan,” Savicevic told TMW. “He didn’t listen ..."

Earlier this season Jovetic signed a new contract with Fiorentina which tied him to the Artemio Franchi until 2016 but that has not put an end to speculation linking the 22-year-old with a move away. Savicevic is in no doubt that the Titograd native belongs on the biggest stage.

“He can play for any club in the world,” the president of the Montenegrin Football Association declared. “He’s demonstrated some great qualities.

"Just think back to what he’s done over the years. Do you remember the game against Liverpool in the Champions League?

“We are talking about a great talent. His future will depend on what Fiorentina decide to do on the transfer market.”

Savicevic spent six years with the Rossoneri and is best remembered for his spectacular strike in Milan's demolition of Barcelona in the 1994 Champions League final.

by Guest Tue May 01, 2012 2:10 pm

Forza Rossoneri wrote:
AC Milan legend Dejan Savicevic has claimed that he advised his old club to sign Stevan Jovetic before his fellow Montenegrin joined Serie A rivals Fiorentina.

The Viola paid a reported €8 million to FK Partizan to secure the services of the forward in 2008, but the former Rossoneri attacker has claimed that his compatriot could have been plying his trade at San Siro by then.

“Six years ago I advised director Ariedo Braida to buy him for Milan,” Savicevic told TMW. “He didn’t listen ..."

Earlier this season Jovetic signed a new contract with Fiorentina which tied him to the Artemio Franchi until 2016 but that has not put an end to speculation linking the 22-year-old with a move away. Savicevic is in no doubt that the Titograd native belongs on the biggest stage.

“He can play for any club in the world,” the president of the Montenegrin Football Association declared. “He’s demonstrated some great qualities.

"Just think back to what he’s done over the years. Do you remember the game against Liverpool in the Champions League?

“We are talking about a great talent. His future will depend on what Fiorentina decide to do on the transfer market.”

Savicevic spent six years with the Rossoneri and is best remembered for his spectacular strike in Milan's demolition of Barcelona in the 1994 Champions League final.

braida...

on axel witsel deal as well... :facepalm:

our management :facepalm:

on eriksen
“The Rossoneri had a chance to sign him a couple of years ago when [Thomas] Helveg advised him to management but they did not find a financial agreement with Odense, - his agent...

in the end ajax bought him for like 1 million.... :facepalm:

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