Re: Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out

by Ganso Tue Jun 28, 2011 1:29 am

Mourinho doesn't want him,and he can't prove himself since he will barely get playing time with the arrival of Sahin.It would be pretty cool seeing lavezzi,cavani and kaka together in cl

by arabprince Tue Jun 28, 2011 1:39 am

I wouldn't mind seeing Kaka at Napoli. He can't really go anywhere else in Spain. Maybe it is time for him to go to Chelsea.

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:36 am

Kaka to Napoli? Do you realize Kaka probably makes as much as 5 Napoli players? That's not happening. De Laurentiis isn't stupid. I think Kaka needs to go to Brazil and try to revitalize the rest of his career. Or else he'll have to retire early (at like 31 or 32).

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:37 am

Milantildeath wrote:Ya Kucka for sure isn't going to be Mr. X, but he is still a very good footballer. His presence in the mid if felt.

Kucka is mediocre at best. I really hope that's not one we are settling on... =/ I still dream about Schweinsteiger or Vidal coming to Milan.

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:50 am

What does Galliani say now about Hamsik?

http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=55681

Galliani hasn't ruled it out ,but has said such a transfer would be difficult... and would only depend on Napoli.

Seeing that Lamela's price has gone down completely as River Plate has been relegated to everyone's shock, we should move for him instead.

by BiasedMilanFan3 Tue Jun 28, 2011 7:12 am

Giancarlo wrote:Kaka to Napoli? Do you realize Kaka probably makes as much as 5 Napoli players? That's not happening. De Laurentiis isn't stupid. I think Kaka needs to go to Brazil and try to revitalize the rest of his career. Or else he'll have to retire early (at like 31 or 32).

If he makes as much as 5 Napoli players, how are a Brazilian club going to afford him and his wages?

by BiasedMilanFan3 Tue Jun 28, 2011 7:16 am

IzzyC08 wrote:I don't see why anyone would want Kaka to come back to our league. He needs to prove himself in Spain.

I think a lot of Milan fans just don't want to see him at our rivals (Inter, Juve, Roma)
It's only be recently that Napoli have become (or are becoming) one of the big Italian clubs again.

And since they haven't prevented Milan from winning anything recently or been our main contenders (they were second in Serie A for a while last season but no one took them seriously), the majority of Milan fans haven't grown a hatred for them yet like Inter or Juve.
And I suppose that's why Milan fans are cool with this because, for the time being, Kaka won't drastically be making Napoli Serie A favorites.

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 7:33 am

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:
Giancarlo wrote:Kaka to Napoli? Do you realize Kaka probably makes as much as 5 Napoli players? That's not happening. De Laurentiis isn't stupid. I think Kaka needs to go to Brazil and try to revitalize the rest of his career. Or else he'll have to retire early (at like 31 or 32).

If he makes as much as 5 Napoli players, how are a Brazilian club going to afford him and his wages?

Brazilian teams have a lot of money. That's why they are very reluctant to sell players... *cough* Santos *cough*. Santos is like the Barcelona of Brazil.

by dostoevsky Tue Jun 28, 2011 8:06 am

If he'd had a good couple of seasons at Madrid I'd be happy to see him helping Napoli - not that they could ever afford him - however as it stands he needs to carve out his own slice in Madrid's history, so that anyone who has ever had the gall to call Ricky a flop will be met by an almighty fist to the face when they see Kaka's remaining magic.

by Brigate Rossonere Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:05 am

Giancarlo wrote:Kaka to Napoli? Do you realize Kaka probably makes as much as 5 Napoli players? That's not happening. De Laurentiis isn't stupid. I think Kaka needs to go to Brazil and try to revitalize the rest of his career. Or else he'll have to retire early (at like 31 or 32).

5 players? Ibra earns as much as the whole Napoli starting XI, Kaka' earns 50% more than Ibra...

by Brigate Rossonere Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:08 am

Hamsik open to Milan move

Marek Hamsik has neither confirmed or denied a move away from Napoli, stating that “it’s time to win something now”

The Slovakian has been heavily linked with a move to Milan, having matching up certain characteristics given to the mysterious “Mister X” that is being bandied around by Masimilliano Allegri and transfer guru Adriano Galliani.

“It’s difficult to predict when is the right time to leave,” he told newspaper Pravda. “I have grown a lot with Napoli in these past few years.

“I’m young, but I still haven’t won anything. Not a League championship, not a cup competition. I would say that it’s time to win something now.

“It’s true that President Aurelio De Laurentiis doesn’t want to sell me, but nothing is for certain. I speak to him regularly – he’s fun and generous. I can talk to him about anything.

“[Milan boss] Massimiliano Allegri and [Vice-President] Adriano Galliani have praised me and joining Milan would be the turning point of my career.”

Hamsik also has admirers outside of Italy, but he insists that he wants to continue his career in Serie A.

“I don’t want to leave Italy,” he added. “I’ve been here for seven years, I’ve learnt the language and made my name here.

“I’m happy on the peninsula and I feel that I am suited to Italian life.”

Hamsik moved to Napoli from Brescia and has since flowered into once of the Partonepei’s top performer’s, as they hope to continue the form that saw them achive 3rd position last season.

by Brigate Rossonere Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:11 am

URBY EMANUELSON is not leaving, his representative says.

Reports suggested that Emanuelson’s agent, Mino Raiola, has offered his client to S.S.C. Napoli, but according to the player’s other representative Brian Berkleef, the Dutchman is not going to leave Milanello.

“Urby is not interested in joining other clubs. There isn’t any truth to the Napoli rumours,” Berkleef said.

“He has a contract with Milan and he wants to stay there for many years to come. Urby has a great relationship with his teammates and coach, and nobody has ever talked to us about a possible departure.”

The 25-year-old is versatile as he can play a left-back or left-midfielder. He joined Milan in January from Ajax but failed to break into the first team, making fewer appearances than expected in which he scored once.

by dostoevsky Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:12 am

Brigate Rossonere wrote:
Hamsik open to Milan move

Marek Hamsik has neither confirmed or denied a move away from Napoli, stating that “it’s time to win something now”

The Slovakian has been heavily linked with a move to Milan, having matching up certain characteristics given to the mysterious “Mister X” that is being bandied around by Masimilliano Allegri and transfer guru Adriano Galliani.

“It’s difficult to predict when is the right time to leave,” he told newspaper Pravda. “I have grown a lot with Napoli in these past few years.

“I’m young, but I still haven’t won anything. Not a League championship, not a cup competition. I would say that it’s time to win something now.

“It’s true that President Aurelio De Laurentiis doesn’t want to sell me, but nothing is for certain. I speak to him regularly – he’s fun and generous. I can talk to him about anything.

“[Milan boss] Massimiliano Allegri and [Vice-President] Adriano Galliani have praised me and joining Milan would be the turning point of my career.”

Hamsik also has admirers outside of Italy, but he insists that he wants to continue his career in Serie A.

“I don’t want to leave Italy,” he added. “I’ve been here for seven years, I’ve learnt the language and made my name here.

“I’m happy on the peninsula and I feel that I am suited to Italian life.”

Hamsik moved to Napoli from Brescia and has since flowered into once of the Partonepei’s top performer’s, as they hope to continue the form that saw them achive 3rd position last season.

Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out - Page 38 Patric10

by Brigate Rossonere Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:15 am

ADRIANO GALLIANI believes the player’s words have been mistranslated.

Napoli’s Marek Hamsik was quoted on the Slovak newspaper Pravda saying that he wants to leave Napoli as he feels it is time to win something and that he would welcome a move to Italian Champions AC Milan.

Milan have denied interest in the No. 17 of the Naples club and Adriano Galliani has kept calm even after hearing those sensational statements coming from Hamsik, as he thinks that he never actually said it.

“Hamsik didn’t say anything, Slovakian is hard to translate,” Galliani told Sky Sport 24.

Galliani believes those words never came out of the 23-year-old’s mouth, but neither the midfielder nor the club has moved to deny that Hamsik expressed a desire to leave. Many Napoli fans want him out now.

A bit of tongue in cheek from Galliani?

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:22 am

"Oguchi Onyewu dice addio al Twente. L'ex difensore statunitense del Milan è a un passo dalla firma con lo Sporting Lisbona. Per lui è pronto, scrive A Bola, un contratto di 3 anni."

(Sportmediaset.it)

Onyewu has said goodbye to Twente, and is now nearing potential agreement with Sporting Lisbon. Soon he will sign with the team, in a contract for three years. (Side Note: This means almost a certain goodbye to Onyewu... sorry it didn't work out... this is not a loan, meaning we would have received a nominal fee for a full transfer)

http://www.sportmediaset.mediaset.it/mercato/mercato/articoli/62851/milan-una-cena-milanese-per-kucka.shtml

Supposedly Galliani and Preziosi had a dinner meeting regarding Kucka, but this is mostly based on speculation. Nonetheless, Kucka is also being followed by Inter.

Other news:

http://www.calciomercato.it/news/122866/Mercato-Milan-e-Arsenal-ai-rossoneri-piace-Denilson.html

Milan has been monitoring Denilson, supposedly... but his EU status is a major issue.

http://www.calciomercato.it/news/122865/Mercato-Napoli-e-Milan-Hamsik-fa-infuriare-i-tifosi-Ma-spunta-un-retroscena-su-Raiola.html

Napoli fans are not happy with Hamsik after REPORTED recent comments he made. Perhaps an unfortunate mistranslation as Galliani has said...

Slightly unrelated:

http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=55687

This has said that Boateng may be moved into midfield, after a decision by Allegri. This could mean that we are indeed in the market for a CAM.

http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=55694

AS is reporting there is supposedly an agreement by Barcelona for Fabregas in the range of 35 million.

by Brigate Rossonere Tue Jun 28, 2011 10:23 am

Nicola Legrottaglie: "My agent spoke with Cesena, Siena, and Novara. I'm considering an offer from the UAE."

by uzonero Tue Jun 28, 2011 11:28 am

dostoevsky wrote:
Brigate Rossonere wrote:
Hamsik open to Milan move

Marek Hamsik has neither confirmed or denied a move away from Napoli, stating that “it’s time to win something now”

The Slovakian has been heavily linked with a move to Milan, having matching up certain characteristics given to the mysterious “Mister X” that is being bandied around by Masimilliano Allegri and transfer guru Adriano Galliani.

“It’s difficult to predict when is the right time to leave,” he told newspaper Pravda. “I have grown a lot with Napoli in these past few years.

“I’m young, but I still haven’t won anything. Not a League championship, not a cup competition. I would say that it’s time to win something now.

“It’s true that President Aurelio De Laurentiis doesn’t want to sell me, but nothing is for certain. I speak to him regularly – he’s fun and generous. I can talk to him about anything.

“[Milan boss] Massimiliano Allegri and [Vice-President] Adriano Galliani have praised me and joining Milan would be the turning point of my career.”

Hamsik also has admirers outside of Italy, but he insists that he wants to continue his career in Serie A.

“I don’t want to leave Italy,” he added. “I’ve been here for seven years, I’ve learnt the language and made my name here.

“I’m happy on the peninsula and I feel that I am suited to Italian life.”

Hamsik moved to Napoli from Brescia and has since flowered into once of the Partonepei’s top performer’s, as they hope to continue the form that saw them achive 3rd position last season.

i'm on your bandwagon man Thumbs up

by M99 Tue Jun 28, 2011 2:14 pm

I really think Ganso is indeed coming, when whether in January or this summer I do not know, but judging by his and Galliani's comments, Milan is his only destination.

by REWB Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:40 pm

milanista99 wrote:I really think Ganso is indeed coming, when whether in January or this summer I do not know, but judging by his and Galliani's comments, Milan is his only destination.

you guys aint getting ganso....your getting denilson instead

AC Milan in contact with Arsenal for Denilson says Corriere dello Sport

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Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out - Page 38 Troll-face-450x386

by IzzyC08 Tue Jun 28, 2011 4:40 pm

RedEyesWhiteBeard wrote:
milanista99 wrote:I really think Ganso is indeed coming, when whether in January or this summer I do not know, but judging by his and Galliani's comments, Milan is his only destination.

you guys aint getting ganso....your getting denilson instead

AC Milan in contact with Arsenal for Denilson says Corriere dello Sport

I said this would happen in the old forums.... Neutral

At first I believed this to be a pretty good deal. Now I'm not so sure he's what I believed him to be. It will be interesting to see what comes of this.

Also I apologize to anyone if last night I was pressing my opinions in a harsh manner I was drunk I had a long night out. drunken

Anyway cheers.

by IzzyC08 Tue Jun 28, 2011 4:43 pm

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:
IzzyC08 wrote:I don't see why anyone would want Kaka to come back to our league. He needs to prove himself in Spain.

I think a lot of Milan fans just don't want to see him at our rivals (Inter, Juve, Roma)
It's only be recently that Napoli have become (or are becoming) one of the big Italian clubs again.

And since they haven't prevented Milan from winning anything recently or been our main contenders (they were second in Serie A for a while last season but no one took them seriously), the majority of Milan fans haven't grown a hatred for them yet like Inter or Juve.
And I suppose that's why Milan fans are cool with this because, for the time being, Kaka won't drastically be making Napoli Serie A favorites.

I just really don't want to see him back in our league with an opposing team. I just have a very strong admiration for him as a player and I wouldn't want him to return and inflict punishment on us with his fine play. I don't think Kaka's level of play has dropped drastically I feel that maybe La Liga isn't for him.

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:20 pm

RedEyesWhiteBeard wrote:
milanista99 wrote:I really think Ganso is indeed coming, when whether in January or this summer I do not know, but judging by his and Galliani's comments, Milan is his only destination.

you guys aint getting ganso....your getting denilson instead

AC Milan in contact with Arsenal for Denilson says Corriere dello Sport

Media rumor. Don't believe everything you read in the papers. We're still tied to Ganso and Danilo.

Denilson? He won't come. Just another press rumor.

by IzzyC08 Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:47 pm

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis insists Marek Hamsik will only be allowed to join AC Milan at the right price.

Milan are looking to add to the squad following Andrea Pirlo's move to Juventus and Hamsik is said to be on their list of targets.

In an interview with Slovakian newspaper Pravda this week, Hamsik revealed that he was now eager to move to the San Siro and was hopeful a deal can be reached.

However, De Laurentiis told Gazzetta dello Sport: "When I say that Hamsik is not for sale I mean it. However, if an offer that you cannot turn down arrives, we will listen to it.

"If anyone wants to sit down at my very expensive table, they can go ahead and do it. If the offers are similar to the value of the player we can discuss it.

"Marek is a great player, a goalscoring midfielder, who is among the best in his role alongside Gerrard and Lampard. If anyone wants him, they need to surprise me."

by Giancarlo Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:48 pm

I hear they want 35-40 million for Hamsik... and at that price I'll certainly pass.

by IzzyC08 Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:52 pm

Giancarlo wrote:I hear they want 35-40 million for Hamsik... and at that price I'll certainly pass.

Agreed, that is certainly overpricing him.

by ciro1316 Tue Jun 28, 2011 7:11 pm

what is with napoli and palermo they overrate there player so much they need to get a grip

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