Arginazionale Milano.

But its good because they are talented players.

THIS IS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT

About time we are linked with numerous great players. This is what we need, inject youth into our team and on the low, without spending a fortune.

RobbyV wrote:THIS IS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT

About time we are linked with numerous great players. This is what we need, inject youth into our team and on the low, without spending a fortune.

well, we had to get a coach first. but im glad were finally showing up in the transfer market. i hope most of these come to fruition and maybe even a surprise, like hazard

bhends wrote:This transfer season is beginning to look very promising

If we can get Banega, Lamela, and Alvarez....wow

F**king non-EU rule, right?

hmm i read alvarez already has an EU passport, and banega can get one... no idea about lamela

Batigoal wrote: An agreement, however, seems more difficult than expected and that is why the Nerazzurri are pressing in Argentina for Erik Lamela, born in '92, of River Plate who has an EU passport.

this

Banega is apparently waiting for one

Also, Football Italia reporting that we've had a 9 mil Euro bid for Banega rejected (this reported this morning)

Which isn't that surprising, 9mil is definitely low

The article also says that we are in the process of making an improved offer atm

bhends wrote:Banega is apparently waiting for one

Also, Football Italia reporting that we've had a 9 mil Euro bid for Banega rejected (this reported this morning)

Which isn't that surprising, 9mil is definitely low

The article also says that we are in the process of making an improved offer atm

seriously 9 mil is a joke for a player like Banega, when a player like Neymar is valued at 45 mil and Fabregas for 35 mil
I will buy him for even 20 or 25 mil !!!
and btw he could walk into all the top teams starting 11 apart from Barca but it seems that he only want to go to Inter

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

bhends wrote:This transfer season is beginning to look very promising

If we can get Banega, Lamela, and Alvarez....wow

F**king non-EU rule, right?

*lol* @ Milan fans getting nervous
Btw:
Lamela have a spanisch passport, Alvarez an italian Passport and Banega is just about to have his spanish passport

I like all these Argentins arriving...

corriere dello sport reported yesterday that the deal with Velez for Alvarez is already done, we are only waiting for Alvarez to accept our offer
Arsenal is also putting a better deal for the player on the Table ,but I don't think he will choose Arsenal over Inter,even if they are offering him a higher wage package
source:
http://www.corrieredellosport.it/calcio/coppa_america/2011/07/03-181719/Inter+vicina+ad+Alvarez%2C+arriva+il+sì+del+Velez

another update :

INTER, TODAY THE YES OF ALVAREZ

Milan - Today is the day of Ricardo Gabriel Alvarez. Out or in, Inter or Arsenal. The Nerazzurri are the favorite, but you will only know for sure later in the evening, perhaps even the night between Monday and Tuesday because the meeting between Inter, Velez and the player is set in the afternoon in Buenos Aires. The last words of Alvarez will come today although his agent, Marcelo Simonian, is more open to the Nerazzurri as a preferred destination.

The lunge Inter have stuck firmly to its decision because the club considers Alvarez as a safe investment, a young man who is growing slowly which can also coexist with Sneijder who has many clubs on his track and one of them is Manchester United (Ferguson admitted: "Sneijder is in the plans of Manchester United."). And also because not only Alvarez can play as attacking midfielder, he can play as winger so he is a player that could allow Gasperini to be flexible on his different tactical solutions. Inter have reached an agreement with Velez for just over 11 million euros (plus tax) although there is an equally concrete proposal, and according to some sources even higher, from Arsenal. But it is clear that Inter are not doing bidding war. Now it's up to Alvarez to decide and Inter are waiting confidently for this talented Argentinian. How can an Argentinian prefer Arsenal when there is a group with so many of his countrymen who speak the same language and could help him settle to European football? It is not difficult to imagine that in these last hours, Alvarez has spoken to Inter captain Javier Zanetti on the phone, who, in some cases, can be very persuasive.

The preparation It's certain, however, that in these days, by his side is a trainer who is helping him training individually: if everything is successful and going as planned, he will arrive in Pinzolo on July 10 and ready to work with Gasperini. Recalling that the Argentinian Apertura tournament ended a few weeks ago, so his vacation would be really short.

Banega But Alvarez could not be the only player represented by Marcelo Simonian to wear the Nerazzurri shirt. For Ever Banega, important steps have already taken with Valencia but right now the priority for Inter is to negotiation for Alvarez: after closing this front, the transfer market men of Inter will go to Valencia from Argentina where the purchase of the other Argentinian could arrive and Banega would be very useful for Gasperini's new midfield.

Third option Finally, there is the chapter of Lamela. The star of the newly regulated River Plate is also in the view of Roma while the club of Moratti is looking at him as an alternative to Alvarez and Palacio whose negotiations are much complicated with Genoa because of Pandev. So the countdown has begun. And much of it will depend on Alvarez.

Source: Gazzetta dello Sport

Batigoal wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

bhends wrote:This transfer season is beginning to look very promising

If we can get Banega, Lamela, and Alvarez....wow

F**king non-EU rule, right?

*lol* @ Milan fans getting nervous
Btw:
Lamela have a spanisch passport, Alvarez an italian Passport and Banega is just about to have his spanish passport

Lo0oO0oOoL

Batigoal wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

bhends wrote:This transfer season is beginning to look very promising

If we can get Banega, Lamela, and Alvarez....wow

F**king non-EU rule, right?

*lol* @ Milan fans getting nervous
Btw:
Lamela have a spanisch passport, Alvarez an italian Passport and Banega is just about to have his spanish passport

Lamela is the only one with an EU passport. Banega will get one just like Taiwo and Alvarez doesn't have one.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

Batigoal wrote:

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

bhends wrote:This transfer season is beginning to look very promising

If we can get Banega, Lamela, and Alvarez....wow

F**king non-EU rule, right?

*lol* @ Milan fans getting nervous
Btw:
Lamela have a spanisch passport, Alvarez an italian Passport and Banega is just about to have his spanish passport

Lamela is the only one with an EU passport. Banega will get one just like Taiwo and Alvarez doesn't have one.

*lol* you are really getting nervous
Alvarez have an Italian passport Sir!!!

check out:
http://www.transfermarkt.de/en/ricardo-Álvarez/profil/spieler_76077.html

Nice sauce.

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Nice sauce.

mirrorfootball
dailyfail
multiple arsenal fan sites

all recognize this fact. Italian Passport.

bhends wrote:dailyfail

Ok, ok, I did some of my own research and it seems he does have a dual citizenship and would be considered a non-EU purchase. A bit of fail on my part there...

Banega rumors getting more intense.

<<<<<J.I.Z.Z

Alvarez, Pastore and Banega all have the same agent, bit of a conflict of interests?

On a side note, Italian teams are allowed 2 non-eu signings

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Alvarez, Pastore and Banega all have the same agent, bit of a conflict of interests?

no conflict of Interests there, Branca will work something out, to get a Bulk discount
Buy 2 get 1 free :lol!:

INTER, Steps forward for Banega

According to latest rumours, Inter and Valencia are managing to find a satisfying deal for trading Argentinian international half-back Ever Banega (23) to Italia club. Inter, whose trainer Gian Piero Gasperini gave his approval, are willing to offer 9 million euros at most: the sum doesn't fulfil Spanish club's request, but the negotiations are on

Brigate Rossonere wrote:

bhends wrote:dailyfail

Ok, ok, I did some of my own research and it seems he does have a dual citizenship and would be considered a non-EU purchase. A bit of fail on my part there...

Anyways, FIGC just approved for 2 non-EU players to be signed per year so it won't matter anyway.

Oh man this guy has some skilllz, check out his Boca days...

RobbyV wrote:Oh man this guy has some skilllz, check out his Boca days...

Wow.