Why not get rid of both then? Its only logical

The difference is that Dida still has something left to contribute.

It wasn't until he signed his extension that people became so frickin' obsessed over the players' contracts.

I still think Juve can compete for serie A this season,they have the best midfielders in Italy.

Leonardo was finally awarded his coaching badges yesterday after completing the second category course for professional coaches at Coverciano, and is now fully licensed to dive into his new adventure as Milan boss.

The 39-year-old resumed training with the squad this morning, but took the time to speak about his feelings after the first few days in charge at Milanello.

“I am at a club whose ‘structure’ I have known for so many years but it nonetheless requires an adaptation period,” he told Sky Sport 24.

“What really makes me happy today is not only the willingness of the staff I work with, but particularly that of the players.”

Leonardo took over from Carlo Ancelotti who left the club after eight years at the helm to join Chelsea last month.

However, ‘Leo’ recently admitted to a Brazilian magazine that coaching was never really an option for him and he believes it will be only a temporary thing, as he prefers administrative roles.

Bundesliga side Freiburg have confirmed their interest in Milan defender Digao, the younger brother of Real Madrid superstar Kaka.

Digao joined the Rossoneri in 2005, but he has been on loan at various clubs including Rimini and Standard Liege. Freiburg, who clinched promotion to the Bundesliga in May, are looking to add strength to their back line, and they have revealed their penchant for the Brazilian.

Freiburg sporting director Dirk Duffner admits negotiations with Milan are ongoing.

"We are talking, but only for a loan deal as his wages are too high for us," Duffner told Sportmediaset.it.

"We will tell Milan how much we are willing to invest
, and then we will see what happens."

Earlier reports had claimed the Rossoneri had offered the player to Madrid-based Getafe, but the latest developments suggest he is close to the German outfit.

In the last couple of days Adriano's agent,Gilmar Rinaldi, has said the former Inter star would like to return to Italy in the future, and also hinted that the Nerazzurri's arch-rivals AC Milan could be an option for the Brazilian.

Now Rinaldi took it one step further, and revealed that the Rossoneri have asked for information about the 27-year-old.

"For now there isn't a real chance Adriano will return to Italy in December," he said to Mediagol. "Milan have contacted us to ask if the player had a clause in his contract that prevented him from returning to Italy, and we answered no. In any case, Adriano wants to remain in Brazil until December."

It had often been said in the past that Adriano would feel at home at AC Milan due to the amount Brazilian players in their squad. However, it remains to be seen if the Rossoneri would be willing to risk investing in a player who is known to have little off-the-pitch discipline.

"The interest of Milan's offer but we did not arrive at the fair value of the player. If by July 21, not something happens, Luis Fabiano will retreat along with his other companions, and if that happens, will remain at Seville until 2011. "

I think Galliani needs to realise the price is set by the selling club, not the buying club. If Sevilla feel he's worth £25m to them, then we'll need to pay £25m, it's really as simple as that.

Official: FC Barcelona this evening completed a blockbuster move bringing Inter Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic to the Nou Camp in exchange for Samuel Eto’o plus 40 million euros and Alexander Hleb who will be with Inter on a one year loan.

With negotiations still ongoing for Luis Fabiano, it seems Milan may have identified a new solution for their attack, namely; David Trezeguet. The Frenchman had been a target of the Rossoneri many years ago when he moved to Juventus and it now seems he is back on their radar following his exemplary start to pre-season.

As Milan search for a strong centre forward capable of threatening in the air, Juventus are still a little short at the back as they look for another defender. According to GazzettadelloSport, a solution could be a possible exchange deal with Trezeguet and Oddo both swapping shirts for the coming season.

With the former Lazio full back out of favour at the San Siro he would surely welcome a move to a side that can give him more guarantees in a season leading up to a World Cup. After having already turned down Panathinaikos, Oddo would be much more welcoming to move to another great Italian club.

As the idea of an exchange begins to be considered, Milan look set to wait for the conclusion of their move for Luis Fabiano. Should this, like their previous bid for Edin Dzeko prove unsuccessful, it is more than likely the Rossoneri will look to plan B, as the start of the season draws ever closer.