I hope not. Rossi and Milan would be ideal. I really like the guy and he has still much room to improve if you ask me.

FC Anzhi are ready to offer €28 million for Boateng. They have already offered the player a very lucrative deal.

Milan and KAKA have reached an agreement regarding his salary: €5m per year. An agreement for @KAKA still hasn't been found. Galliani wants a free 1-year loan deal, while Pérez wants €20-25m straight. (CdS).

Roma are willing to loan out Borriello to Milan for free, according to Mediaset

This post has been edited by d'Arc.LP: Aug 11 2012, 01:51 PM

After Ibra, then Thiago left, I couldn't really careless who leaves anymore.

It would be hard for us to lose our remaining class players Boateng \ Cassano \ Pato.

But when it all comes down to it, no one would compare to the loss of Thiago at this point.

So... It's whatever! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

I hope with selling Boateng there is space to sign a creative attacking midfielder, a defensive strong midfielder who is comfy with the ball, and of course a striker as well. Cassano possibly leaving as well.

You think we're going to sell Boateng?

For 28? I hope so.

We all want a different, more creative, AM, don't we?

But Prince is still a crucial element of the team, and we all know that the money won't be wisely invested, so why bother...

That's the thing with this modern day Milan.

It's one thing to sell your star players, especially so at the right price, but if the money isn't being reinvested with proper quality replacements and/or in other positions of need.

How can we be expected to react in any manner other than negatively so?

Clarence Seedorf has recommended Milan to sign the 21-year-old PSV midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum. Worth 8m [Itasportpress]

With 28 million we could buy Hernanes and a great left back such as Armero.

Hernanes? I'll pass.

I can't like this post enough. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Wouldn't mind one bit if they dump the whole squad for a couple of trucks of cash. The management will nevertheless find replacements (worthy or otherwise, good or bad), but as fans it's awfully hard to get over the loss of a foundation, a cornerstone, a proven champion in defense.

Who was Silva before Galliani signed him, huh Milan Curva? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/huh.gif) No wait, don't answer it till the end of the season!

France's NT coach says Mexes' future is not sure at Milan while Corriere della Sera reports that Guardiola is looking for a house at Milano.

Manchester City has REJECTED the €51 million bid for star striker Mario Balotelli by Paris St. Germain.

The French team continues to look for a new splash after an incredible summer transfer window which has included the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Thiago Silva, and Ezequiel Lavezzi.

Balotelli, who has said he would only return to Italy if he had to switched teams, will be content to remain at MC, where he'd have an even larger role next year under Mancini following an impressive Euro tournament.

source: @TheMilanGuy on twitter.

This post has been edited by d'Arc.LP: Aug 11 2012, 06:19 PM

I think it's more likely Guardiola will take over at Inter. We'll be stuck with Max meanwhile.

I'm all ears about Wijnaldum, never saw him play. Chu, is he good?

I am not so sure. He's an attacking midfielder, but last season he usually played either as richt-central midfielder (and quite deep, too deep for him) or as right winger (Ola Toivonen was preferred as attacking midfielder). Because of that I may have been too hard on him that season (on other forum I called him overrated and all), while it are not his best positions, especially not as deep midfielder where he should have helped defense but that didn't go well, and also because he is still only 21 years old. His strengths are attacking attributes, including heading, and pace.

At Feyenoord he looked so much better, where he was the obvious attacking midfielder. He scored especially that last season for Feyenoord a lot of goals, it was then he impressed everyone. For PSV he scored a nice amount as well, though especially early season he missed so many sitters, and basicly he was a disappointment last season. Mentally I do question him, but he is still young so if that works out well, he should do well as attacking midfielder. I remain skeptical while mental attributes are important. Either he turns out decent, or simply won't reach his potential.

It's a shame he barely has played his best position since his transfer, while now it's harder to judge him as an attacking midfielder and that's the only position we should want him for, if we should want him at all. I can't feel excited when reading his name, but that is based on a season playing as right-central midfielder (except for left-central midfielder Kevin Strootman, he was the midfielder who had the most defensive responsibility, and that just makes no sense) and winger. So of course he wasn't at his best last season.

I don't think he will become that good. There are several better young Dutch midfielders than him in the Eredivisie. Players that look good both technically and mentally. Wijnaldum feels too much of a gamble to me.

This post has been edited by CHU-LIP: Aug 12 2012, 08:06 AM