Inter are also after Lavezzi, so we'll have competition either way. We should have signed these guys much earlier if we wanted them, now that the prices have dropped and our club face has been pushed through the mud, it'll be harder to convince these players to come. Huntelaar will choose arsenal over us and so will lavezzi with inter.


But I hope we can sign someone. It should be soon, monday is probably when we'll start. After the USA trip we'll have a clue as to what we need and we'll go for it.

Atalanta

Paraguayan midfielder Edgar Barreto from Reggina; Midfielder Fabio Caserta from Lecce; Midfielder Nicola Madonna from Albinoleffe; Forward Robert Acquafresca on loan from Genoa; Forward Simone Tiribocchi from Lecce.

Bologna

Midfielder Luca Vigiani from Reggina; Goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano from Brescia; Midfielder Giovanni Tedesco from Catania Calcio; Midfielder Roberto Guana from Palermo.

Cagliari

Defender Lino Marzoratti from Empoli; Goalkeeper Michael Agazzi from Triestina.

Catania

Midfielder Gennaro Delvecchio from Sampdoria; Forward Andrea Catellani from Modena; Defender Giuseppe Bellusci from Ascoli; Goalkeeper Andrea Campagnolo from Reggina; Argentinean midfielder Pablo Barrientos from FC Moscow.

Chievo Verona

Midfielder Luca Ariatti from Lecce; Defender Angelo Antonazzo from Frosinone.

Fiorentina

Argentinean forward Jose Ignacio Castillo from Lecce for a fee of €1m; Midfielder Marco Marchionni from Juventus; Defender Cesare Natali from Torino for a fee of €2m.

Genoa

Argentinean forward Rodrigo Palacio from Boca Juniors for a fee of €8m; Midfielder Francesco Bolzoni from Inter Milan; Montenegrin defender Ivan Fatic from Chievo Verona; Defender Leonardo Bonucci from Inter Milan; Forward Riccardo Meggiorini from Inter Milan; Defender Francesco Renzetti from Albinoleffe; Danish defender Magnus Troest from Parma; Forward Robert Acquafresca from Inter Milan; French midfielder Houssine Kharja from Siena; Argentinean forward Hernan Crespo on a free transfer from Inter Milan; Forward Robert Acquafreca from Inter Milan; Forward Sergio Floccari from Atalanta Bergamo.

Inter

Belarussian midfielder Aliaksandr Hleb on loan from Barcelona; Cameroonian forward Samuel Eto'o from Barcelona; Brazilian defender Lucio from Bayern Munich for a fee of €10m; Forward Riccardo Meggiorini from Cittadella; Argentinean forward Diego Milito from Genoa; Brazilian midfielder Thiago Motta from Genoa.

Juventus

Brazilian midfielder Felipe Melo from Fiorentina for a fee of €20.5m; Brazilian midfielder Diego from Werder Bremen for a fee of €24.5m; Defender Fabio Cannavaro on a free transfer from Real Madrid.

Lazio

Portuguese midfielder Eliseu Pereira from Malaga. Argentinian winger Mauro Zarate from Al-Sadd for a fee of €25m.

Livorno

Midfielder Davide Marchini from Triestina; Forward Cristiano Lucarelli from Parma; Defender Mirko Pieri from Sampdoria.

Milan

American defender Oguchi Onyewu on a free transfer from Standard; Forward Davide Di Gennaro from Genoa; Midfielder Ignazio Abate from Torino for a fee of €2.2m.

Napoli

Argentinean defender Hugo Armando Campagnaro from Sampdoria; Midfielder Luca Cigarini from Atalanta Bergamo; Colombian defender Juan Zuniga from Siena; Forward Fabio Quagliarella from Udinese.

Palermo

Argentinean midfielder Javier Pastore from Huracan for a fee of €10m; Argentinean midfielder Nicolas Bertolo from Banfield.

Parma

Goalkeeper Antonio Mirante on loan from Sampdoria; Forward Davide Lanzafame on loan from Palermo; Chilean midfielder Nicolas Andres Cordova from Grosseto; Midfielder Alessio Manzoni on loan from Atalanta; Argentinean defender Hernan Dellafiore on loan from Palermo; French forward Jonathan Biabiany from Inter Milan; Midfielder Daniele Galloppa from Siena; Midfielder Manuel Coppola from Siena; Midfielder Francesco Lunardini from Rimini.

Roma

Defender Marco Motta (permanent signing) from Udinese for a fee of €3.5m; Midfielder Stefano Guberti on a free transfer from Bari.

Sampdoria

South African midfielder Fernando Damian Tissone from Udinese; Defender Marco Rossi on loan from Parma; Defender Luciano Zauri on loan from Lazio; Midfielder Daniele Mannini from Napoli; Defender Gianluigi Bianco from Empoli.

Siena

Forward Michele Paolucci from Udinese; Midfielder Antonio Ghomsi from Avellino; Brazilian midfielder Filipe Gomes Ribeiro from Roma; Brazilian forward Ferreira Reginaldo from Parma; Midfielder Francesco Parravicini from Parma; Goalkeeper Gianluca Pegolo from Genoa; Midfielder Manuel Coppola from Genoa; Croatian midfielder Mato Jajalo from Slaven Koprivnica; Argentinean forward Lucas Viatri from Boca Juniors.

Udinese

Defender Jonathan Rossini from Sampdoria; French defender Allan Nyom from Arles; Colombian defender Juan Guillermo Cuadrado from Independiente Medellin; Forward Fabian Orellana from Audax Italiano; Midfielder Piermario Morosini from Vicenza Calcio; Spanish midfielder Jaime from Albacete; Brazilian forward Alemao from Santos; Forward Bernardo Corradi from Reggina.

Speaking exclusively to Ilsussidiario.net, Luciano Moggi said on his Milan: "The strategy of Milan is well understood: it is to not spend. It 'started from a different time, from the sale of Kakà. He is trying to do all I did in these years: spend very little and sell. "A Milan, however, could soon include among their ranks a striker of Juventus:" La Juve had sold Trezeguet - Moggi claims - which could be a great coup for Milan. "

Fishdoll thinks that, half the time these days, Moggi is talking out of his *** just to be seen in the public spotlight.

Viduez and Cardacio
The two young rossoneri players certainly have not left their mark with the shirt of Milan and it seems that the two boys, followed by Daniel Fonseca, previous knowledge of Italian football, are on the road to Spain.
Il Getafe infatti pare voler acquistare i ragazzi di Fonseca, visti anche gli ottimi rapporti fra il procuratore uruguaiano e la società spagnola. The fact seems Getafe want to buy the boys Fonseca, given also the friendly relations between the prosecutor and the Uruguayan Spanish society.

Where's that from, trini?

He is saying the Treze deal is pretty much done and its a great deal for us. I, However highly doubt that. No one right now can even begin to predict G's movements. Not even faggi.


I'm going to guess its a smoke screen.

other teams are already taking shape while our guys are still hopping from one negotiation table to the next.

but does that mean if we wait until late August prices will go down?!?

If anything I'd say they'd go up. Sellers will know buyers are in a rush to make the signing and can't afford to lose out on a player haggling over a price so will usually spend more. Sellers will also want to sell higher as selling will actually put them in a difficult position of having to rush a signing themself.