Mercato Rossonero: Milan Transfer Activity Inside Out

Montolivo is definitely worth 10m.

lmao,danilo to Porto for 13M,yet santos werent going to let him go for less than 20M.

NEVER believe the prices media come up with.40M for Ganso?50M for Pastore?Yeah right

Ganso wrote:lmao,danilo to Porto for 13M,yet santos werent going to let him go for less than 20M.

NEVER believe the prices media come up with.40M for Ganso?50M for Pastore?Yeah right

Well Danilo isn't a huge purchase for any club that gets him....while Ganso, Pastore and Neymar on a different transfer list all together....Although none are worth the huge price being asked for them.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not happy with the Milan market until now in key champions and has spoken with his agent.

Wednesday, 20th July 2011

Gazzetta dello Sport

Milan new money!
From the meeting at the Berlusconi house comes two more options, besides the spin-off: selling 30% or putting the team on the stock exchange in Hong Kong. Barbara is ready to get started: Finivest management are at work. Tonight the rossoneri debut with Solbiatese: Inzaghi starts in attack.

T*ttosport
Now Ganso puts pressure on Galliani (Milan)
The Brazilian is already saying goodbye to Santos: “I am waiting for an offer”. The chief executive officer negotiates for Montolivo over dinner. Idea: Schmiedebach of Hannover.

Corriere dello Sport


Milan move for Lucas, the youngster that remembers Kaka

Chagur wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not happy with the Milan market until now in key champions and has spoken with his agent.

Is this meant to imply that Ibrahimovic is unhappy at Milan? or unhappy at the signings? if so, why is he speaking with his agent?

Chagur wrote:Wednesday, 20th July 2011

Gazzetta dello Sport

Milan new money!
From the meeting at the Berlusconi house comes two more options, besides the spin-off: selling 30% or putting the team on the stock exchange in Hong Kong. Barbara is ready to get started: Finivest management are at work. Tonight the rossoneri debut with Solbiatese: Inzaghi starts in attack.

T*ttosport
Now Ganso puts pressure on Galliani (Milan)
The Brazilian is already saying goodbye to Santos: “I am waiting for an offer”. The chief executive officer negotiates for Montolivo over dinner. Idea: Schmiedebach of Hannover.

Corriere dello Sport

Milan move for Lucas, the youngster that remembers Kaka

Though I want Lucas, I doubt we'd move for him when Milan are probably concentrating on Montolivo and Ganso.
Even so, Pastore and Hamsik would be next in line, despite the comments from Zamparini and Galliani.

Sorry Chagur, I didn't mean to attack all the reports you post

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:Sorry Chagur, I didn't mean to attack all the reports you post

It's ok man. Zlatan is probably pissed off, couse last year he was promised a few more signings to comete in CL.

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:

Chagur wrote:Wednesday, 20th July 2011

Gazzetta dello Sport

Milan new money!
From the meeting at the Berlusconi house comes two more options, besides the spin-off: selling 30% or putting the team on the stock exchange in Hong Kong. Barbara is ready to get started: Finivest management are at work. Tonight the rossoneri debut with Solbiatese: Inzaghi starts in attack.

T*ttosport
Now Ganso puts pressure on Galliani (Milan)
The Brazilian is already saying goodbye to Santos: “I am waiting for an offer”. The chief executive officer negotiates for Montolivo over dinner. Idea: Schmiedebach of Hannover.

Corriere dello Sport

Milan move for Lucas, the youngster that remembers Kaka

Though I want Lucas, I doubt we'd move for him when Milan are probably concentrating on Montolivo and Ganso.
Even so, Pastore and Hamsik would be next in line, despite the comments from Zamparini and Galliani.

I think we are still after Ganso. He is the easiest option for us on the mercato

The Copa is now well and truly over for Brazil, how soon do you think we can expect the Ganso move?

Forza Rossoneri wrote:The Copa is now well and truly over for Brazil, how soon do you think we can expect the Ganso move?

From what i've heard Braida is gonna travel to Brasil for Ganso. Max and Gal want to reassure themselves in his physical conditions.

Just wathched Sky. About meeting Berlu's family.
Marina wants to get rid of club, while Berlu says that he loves his baby(Milan) and gonna invest.
He is ready to give 30 mln.

30 million on top of what we currently have (40-50mil) for this market would be a HUGE boost.

Blows our market wide open I reckon

http://www.milannews.it/?action=read&idnotizia=57269

Luis Alvaro de Oliveira Ribeiro, "We want Robinho at Santos"

President Santos confides to Sky its desire to bring Robinho Santos cetenario at the club. The news may seem absurd that could push the leaders to make an offer Brazilian real against AC Milan. Difficult to go through, having considered nourished by the staff against the AC Milan player.

While Robinho going to Santos could definitely help Ganso transfer come through and would make room for Lucas.
Improbable. Unlikely. Fake.

Strasser is confirmed off to Lecce. Urby's twitter:

Urby28 Urby Emanuelson
Wish my friend Rodney Strasser all the best with Lecce..

Hope he does well there/

5M gallinai?really?this is ridiculous.Such a steal for Montolivo.

So we can get Montolivo+Mr x yesssssssssssss

Chagur wrote:Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not happy with the Milan market until now in key champions and has spoken with his agent.

why should ibra not be happy?
The market is still wide open plus he needs to understand that milan have a way of going about their market, we just don't rush into things

Montolivo is a safe mediocre/upper mediocre midfielder which would add a better balance to our team. But in the age he is in, he will probably never be the world class player our team needs, lets face it. If we get this guy, do you guys really think we will go that much further in the CL?

To be honest, I am a little worried of how Seedorf and Gattuso will play the next season. I mean, we have sucked all the juice we can out of these players, and they are still going! No doubt experience like this is extraordinary to have, but they cant play many games at top level anymore like in the old days without it ends up in a slow, poor performance. I really hope Gattuso wont embarrass us like he did in the last years CL.

Why wont old champions stop while on top? :bom: :?:

well,other than MVB,all of our cms are pretty much average.Anything creative would do right now for me.

and yeah,i hope gattus doesnt mess up again

I don't see gattuso and seedorf getting much playing time if we manage to get at least two more midfielders

We'll probably end up with Montolivo but that we'll work out fine. He's creative and a very hard worker, he's worth more than the 10 mil. they are asking for him.

Gattuso will be fine the only reason he had those off years were because of huge knee injuries, and Leonardo's crap system.

AC Milan and Udinese are keeping tabs on Hannover's Manuel Schmiedebach, after the midfielder impressed for the German side in 2010-11.

The 22-year-old played an integral role in helping the AWD Arena outfit exceed all expectations and finish fourth in the Bundesliga last term, and may now be in line for a move to a Serie A club.

Bild reports that the Italian sides sent scouts to watch Mirko Slomka's team play a friendly fixture against Hapoel Tel Aviv, and are weighing up a summer move.

The former Hertha Berlin youth player is entering the last year of his contract, and will be able to leave the Saxony club for free in June 2012.

Both Milan and Udinese have lost key central midfielders in the form of Andrea Pirlo and Gokhan Inler in this transfer window, and may look to the uncapped German as a youthful replacement.

AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani is trying to spark the club's move for Fiorentina midfielder Riccardo Montolivo into life after meeting the player's agent Giovanni Branchini.

Sky Sport Italia reports that Galliani and Milan director Ariedo Braida had dinner with Branchini on Tuesday night as they move towards the business end of a transfer.

Montolivo, 26, has hinted at his desire to move away from the Artemio Franchi after rejecting the chance to sign a new deal beyond his 2012 terms.

Talks between Galliani and Branchini are expected to continue as a solution to Montolivo's future is being worked on. As things stand, Fiorentina rejected a cash plus Antonio Cassano offer, as revealed by Goal.com last week.

Milan are now trying to convince the Tuscany based-club with a €5.5 million cash offer plus the services of Alberto Paloschi on a shared ownership deal.

Earlier this week, Goal.com revealed how Milan were aiming to land the Italy international as well as Palermo playmaker Javier Pastore.

Napoli midfielder Marek Hamsik insists that he is extremely happy playing for Walter Mazzarri's side.

The Slovakia international has been linked with a move to Italian champions AC Milan following a fruitful season, as he helped Napoli finish third in Serie A and gain automatic qualification to next season’s Champions League.

Hamsik stated earlier this month that he would be interested in joining Milan, but has now revealed his desire to stay with Napoli.

"I am happy to remain," he said, according to ESPNSoccernet. "I am very happy at Napoli."

Hamsik’s revelation comes just days after Mazzarri said that he talked with the 23-year-old who assured him of his commitment to the team.

Hamsik joined Napoli from Brescia in 2007 and has since established himself as one of the best attacking players in the Italian top flight.

AC Milan and Udinese are keeping tabs on Hannover's Manuel Schmiedebach, after the midfielder impressed for the German side in 2010-11.

The 22-year-old played an integral role in helping the AWD Arena outfit exceed all expectations and finish fourth in the Bundesliga last term, and may now be in line for a move to a Serie A club.

Bild reports that the Italian sides sent scouts to watch Mirko Slomka's team play a friendly fixture against Hapoel Tel Aviv, and are weighing up a summer move.

The former Hertha Berlin youth player is entering the last year of his contract, and will be able to leave the Saxony club for free in June 2012.

Both Milan and Udinese have lost key central midfielders in the form of Andrea Pirlo and Gokhan Inler in this transfer window, and may look to the uncapped German as a youthful replacement.

IzzyC08 wrote:AC Milan and Udinese are keeping tabs on Hannover's Manuel Schmiedebach, after the midfielder impressed for the German side in 2010-11.

The 22-year-old played an integral role in helping the AWD Arena outfit exceed all expectations and finish fourth in the Bundesliga last term, and may now be in line for a move to a Serie A club.

Bild reports that the Italian sides sent scouts to watch Mirko Slomka's team play a friendly fixture against Hapoel Tel Aviv, and are weighing up a summer move.

The former Hertha Berlin youth player is entering the last year of his contract, and will be able to leave the Saxony club for free in June 2012.

Both Milan and Udinese have lost key central midfielders in the form of Andrea Pirlo and Gokhan Inler in this transfer window, and may look to the uncapped German as a youthful replacement.

milanista99 wrote:AC Milan and Udinese are keeping tabs on Hannover's Manuel Schmiedebach, after the

midfielder impressed for the German side in 2010-11.

The 22-year-old played an integral role in helping the AWD Arena outfit exceed all expectations and finish fourth in the Bundesliga last term, and may now be in line for a move to a Serie A club.

Bild reports that the Italian sides sent scouts to watch Mirko Slomka's team play a friendly fixture against Hapoel Tel Aviv, and are weighing up a summer move.

The former Hertha Berlin youth player is entering the last year of his contract, and will be able to leave the Saxony club for free in June 2012.

Both Milan and Udinese have lost key central midfielders in the form of Andrea Pirlo and Gokhan Inler in this transfer window, and may look to the uncapped German as a youthful replacement.

:lol!: