Re: Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out

by Milantildeath Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:19 pm

Flamini really impressed me, that energy he brings is always excepted. Kill me, but it's a bit Gattuso like.

by IzzyC08 Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:22 pm

Milantildeath wrote:Flamini really impressed me, that energy he brings is always excepted. Kill me, but it's a bit Gattuso like.

He wasn't known as Flattuso for no reason.

by red&blacklegion Fri Jun 24, 2011 12:14 am

IzzyC08 wrote:
Milantildeath wrote:Flamini really impressed me, that energy he brings is always excepted. Kill me, but it's a bit Gattuso like.

He wasn't known as Flattuso for no reason.

excuse me but Flamini will never be half of what Gattuso was Neutral

he runs but lacks in the brains!he doesnt win balls as much as he should,lacks complete creativity(something that Gattuso has a little! plus tackles like an idiot!he is an ok bench player!

by Chagur Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:14 am

Ganso wrote:i just want him to lower his wc salary

I really like him. Despite many offers from abroad he wants to extend contract and show his loyalty to club, besides 2.3ml is ok.

by IzzyC08 Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:22 am

Flamini an ok bench player! Laughing

I'm sure he'll make over 20 appearances next year. Laughing

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:34 am

Ok so Marchetti rumors are dead. He doesn't want to come to Milan to be a second goalkeeper and would prefer a move to Lazio while Amelia does not want to go to Cagliari.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:42 am

People seriously believe our Mr X is Fabregas. What a deluded bunch...

by Chagur Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:46 am

Some rumours from Milan
We are ready to sell Cassano for 12m (2 instal.)
Silvio wants Fabregas and willing to give 30 mln. and that is why Gal is selling players

by dostoevsky Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:46 am

IzzyC08 wrote:Poli I hope we get him although I don't agree with loaning him out.

I am certain you said you didn't rate him.

Glad to see you've come around. cheers

I'd definitely keep Poli around, I'd love for him to learn from Van Bommel, Gattuso, Ambrosini and Seedorf. He's capable enough of winning the game time he needs, he can service either side of midfield and will continue our transition towards a more youthful centre.

Also I'd hardly weep over Flamini's departure, however there's no point in losing him if we're not bringing in someone obviously better and Poli is not a direct replacement in my eyes.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:48 am

Milan - Varese deals: Willy Osuji to Milan; Marco Gaeta to Milan; Federico Furlan to Varese.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:49 am

Marco Amelia "Donadoni asked me if I wanted to go to Cagliari. I said No. I'm happy at Milan, but if Roma were to call..."

by Chagur Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:57 am

Just watched Sky.
So according to them we have an agreetment about Ganso 21m. per 2 years

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:04 am

BILD has a story of Milan offering 10m for Vidal & rejected by Voeller as not enough.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:05 am

Marchetti will join Lazio – agent

Federico Marchetti’s agent is confident that the Cagliari ‘keeper will end up joining capital outfit Lazio.

Cagliari tried to swap Marchetti with Milan’s Marco Amelia yesterday, but the latter refused to leave the Rossoneri.

Such a negotiation has subsequently raised doubts about Marchetti’s proposed transfer to the Biancocelesti.

“There has been a handshake with Lazio President Claudio Lotito,” the Italian’s agent Beppe Bozzo told Radio Radio.

“I think that, at the end of the day, the move to Lazio will happen and our position has not changed,” he added.

“We have a deal with Lazio and all they have to do is pay the €5.2m rescission clause in his contract before the end of August.

“However, I think that Marchetti’s future will be resolved a lot sooner than that.”

Lazio are chasing a new custodian given that Fernando Muslera is expected to leave the Stadio Olimpico after failing to agree terms over a new contract.

Cagliari fail in Poli bid
Cagliari have reportedly had an offer for Andrea Poli rejected by Serie B side Sampdoria.

The Stadio Sant’Elia outfit are looking for a new central midfielder and they, according to La Repubblica, made a bid for the 21-year-old.

However, Doria have rejected the approach after the player apparently told them that he was ready to stay even after relegation.

Cagliari are now understood to have switched their attention to Cesena midfielder Marco Parolo. A bid of €7m is understood to have been made for the latter.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:06 am

Gianluca Curci and Stefano Guberti are close to signing 100% for Roma according to reports

Who remembers Guberti's celebration after he scored against Roma when he was at Samp this year? He then went on to say that Roma never believed in him. Interesting that he is willing to go back...

by dostoevsky Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:10 am

Arsenal aren't joking when they say they want 35-45 million for Fabregas and for that price we're still not guaranteed to get him. Ganso and Poli is enough to finish our transfer market, unless an unmissable opportunity arises.

by Brigate Rossonere Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:12 am

Allegri: "El Shaarawy is a number one. He has the qualities and the right mentality. With players like him you can make it in Europe".

Tomorrow is going to be a very busy day in the calcio world, it's the co-ownership deadline. That means directors will be scrambling around the ATA Hotel in Milan trying to work out deals before the dreaded blind auctions.

Galliani: "Allegri has to make a promise to me: that we will get our second star before Inter - that we will reach 20 Scudetti before them".

El Shaarawy: "Kaka has always been my idol, a great player and a great person. I hope to play with him sooner or later."

by dostoevsky Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:19 am

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Gianluca Curci and Stefano Guberti are close to signing 100% for Roma according to reports

Who remembers Guberti's celebration after he scored against Roma when he was at Samp this year? He then went on to say that Roma never believed in him. Interesting that he is willing to go back...

Amazing what relegation can do, eh? Though I'm glad he's going back, hopefully he can succeed, even though I'm not certain whether Enrique will start him, especially if they're busy in the transfer window.

by dostoevsky Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:30 am

Brigate Rossonere wrote:Allegri: "El Shaarawy is a number one. He has the qualities and the right mentality. With players like him you can make it in Europe".

Tomorrow is going to be a very busy day in the calcio world, it's the co-ownership deadline. That means directors will be scrambling around the ATA Hotel in Milan trying to work out deals before the dreaded blind auctions.

Galliani: "Allegri has to make a promise to me: that we will get our second star before Inter - that we will reach 20 Scudetti before them".

El Shaarawy: "Kaka has always been my idol, a great player and a great person. I hope to play with him sooner or later."

The confidence shown in El Shaarawy is starting to blow me away; this is reaching British proportions for over-hyping youngsters. I would love for him to come out firing from day one and prove that he deserves such high praise, however I'd rather we keep his feet on the ground, I don't want him being distracted by the media.

As for Galliani, we'll see that Allegri is a man of his word. Cool

I'm not quite sure I want the Pharoah to realise his dream unless he's playing with Kaka in a Legends match or a tribute game, as touching a dream as it is. I wish Kaka's knees were young again, I still miss him.

by dostoevsky Fri Jun 24, 2011 2:34 am

A post more intended as a watch on our rivals, this might become an interesting development. Who knows, in six months time it might be pertinent to us as well, especially if he leaves for France. No Italian ever stays out of Italy for long.

Napoli won’t complete the transfer of Genoa’s Domenico Criscito, Azzurri chief Aurelio De Laurentiis has revealed.

The two clubs had reached a deal which would see the Italian move to the San Paolo, but they’ve been unable to agree personal terms with the player.

“We liked Criscito and we still do, but I have always been sceptical,” De Laurentiis told Radio Marte.

“If he has a move to Inter or Paris SG on his mind then it is game over. All I can say to him is that Napoli is beautiful, but he already knows that as he is Neapolitan.

“I no longer dream of having a Napoli side full of players from the city, as the minute they leave then it becomes hard for them to return.

“Perhaps they find the pressure of playing for their home-town club a little too much.

“In order to do a deal you need two parties. In this case four have to agree – myself, the Genoa of President whom we have an agreement with, the player and his agent who don’t always have the same ideas.”

Inter could become a serious option for Criscito if former Marassi boss Gian Piero Gasperini is appointed as the new Nerazzurri Coach.

by M99 Fri Jun 24, 2011 4:24 am

And that's why they say never trust Galliani.

AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani has reiterated the club is not interested in Napoli playmaker Marek Hamsik, and have not enquired about Bayer Leverkusen's Arturo Vidal, but admitted they might make a move for Genoa's Juraj Kucka.

The Serie A winners have been active in the transfer market and the 66-year-old has clarified the club's intentions for the rest of the summer.

"Hamsik is a player of Napoli and we have never been interested. Vidal we do not know, but it is possible that Kucka could [wear] the Milan shirt," Galliani told journalists.

Slovakian midfielder Kucka received the man of the match award against Milan back in February, and club president Enrico Preziosi has stated that they are in negotiations with an unnamed Italian club over his sale.

Galliani went on to reveal that recent signing Stephan El Shaarawy will not be loaned back to Genoa, and will stay at San Siro in 2011-12.

"El Shaarawy we took because we believe in him and [he] will remain with us throughout the year. Soon we will evaluate what his current value is, but I'm sure he can become a champion," he stated.

The 18-year-old joins Taye Taiwo and Philippe Mexes as new recruits to the already star studded Milan squad

Bayer Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Voller has stated that Serie A champions AC Milan have made a €10 million offer for highly-rated midfielder Arturo Vidal, but the Bundesliga side are holding out for a fee in the region of €15m.

Milan are eager to add a new midfielder to their squad because of the departure of Andrea Pirlo and have been linked with players such as Standard Liege's Axel Witsel and Fiorentina's Riccardo Montolivo in the past couple of months, but have now apparently set their sights on Vidal.

"We are keen to hold on to Arturo, but we could cash in on him if a big money offer from abroad comes in. AC Milan's €10m offer is not high enough for us, though," Voller said to Bild.

Voller's comments come as a surprise, after Milan CEO Adriano Galliani's earlier remarks that the club are not interested in signing the 24-year-old, but the Italian giants are apparently keen to keep their transfer plans under wraps in order to avoid alerting any rivals to their transfer targets.

Vidal has a contract until the summer of 2012 with Leverkusen and he is reluctant to sign a contract extension with the BayArena side.

The Chile international has also attracted the interest of clubs such as Napoli and Bayern Munich, and the player himself recently stated his desire to move to the Allianz Arena.

by cripsy dipsy Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:38 am

Brigate Rossonere wrote:People seriously believe our Mr X is Fabregas. What a deluded bunch...

impossible is nothing, my freind Afro

by Chagur Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:51 am

cripsy dipsy wrote:
Brigate Rossonere wrote:People seriously believe our Mr X is Fabregas. What a deluded bunch...

impossible is nothing, my freind

ADIDAS

by cripsy dipsy Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:58 am

no vidal, no hasik, no kucka, cassano can only leave for fabregas and el sharaawy will warm the bench next season Afro

by Chagur Fri Jun 24, 2011 7:39 am

cripsy dipsy wrote:no vidal, no hasik, no kucka, cassano can only leave for fabregas and el sharaawy will warm the bench next season

Looks like a good plan :king:

by M99 Fri Jun 24, 2011 9:18 am

Chagur wrote:
cripsy dipsy wrote:
Brigate Rossonere wrote:People seriously believe our Mr X is Fabregas. What a deluded bunch...

impossible is nothing, my freind
ADIDAS

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