Did anybody even mention Robinho? I think he's the mystery man!

If from EPL - Henry. I dont know why u all r bringing Rooney into this ?! He is just a hyped up player (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

Because he's a 'big name' player, and it would cause hell on earth if he came to Milan.

But in an honest rating of how good he is is on a scale of 1 to 10. He's comfortably a minus 5.

Actually, at club level, he hs been amazing. Simply, dont count this season. He was been Arsenal's tailsman and a key player.

On a scale of 1 to 10 (keep in mind Rooney=1 and Kaka=10) I would give Henry=8 (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

No! I wasn't talking about Henry. He's a good player, just has a bit of a God complex. Rooney is who I'd give minus 5.

Ancelotti Hails Eto'o

The Milan coach has dubbed the Barcelona striker as the best attacker in the world.



zoom - galleria  Carlo Ancelotti is looking forward to the new season where Milan will be competing on various stages and will therefore need some new important purchases in order to bolster an already strong team.

"I think that to remain at the top, this team needs some new purchase. If we have to purchase any player, we might as well buy a very good one."

Ronaldinho and Eto`o are the most common names with regards to the Rossoneri's transfer speculations.

"Both of them are good for us," said Ancelotti. "Eto`o is maybe right now the best attacker in the world, but I will stop there.

"Next year we will have the European Supercup, the Intercontinental Cup, the Champions League and Serie A, therefore it will be important to have important players."

If a new striker arrives, Alberto Gilardino might be sacrificed and put on the transfer market, something which Ancelotti denied.

"He's feeling very well at Milan. His season was made of ups and downs, but still managed to score a good number of goals."

Contract talks between Chelsea and Frank Lampard have reportedly broken down, with the midfielder closer than ever to a move to the continent.

The 28-year-old England star has been attempting for several months to negotiate a new deal at Stamford Bridge, but his insistence on a five-year commitment could have scuppered any chance of success.

One Sunday tabloid claims an emergency Blues board meeting was convened late last week to discuss the matter, but no offer was forthcoming - leaving Lampard with little option but to pursue a move to Europe.

Having completed more than three years on his current contract, the Romford-born midfielder also has the opportunity to buy himself out at Chelsea and would then be available for �9million.

Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus are all vying for Lampard's attentions, but the Blues could yet decide to concede to his demands and keep him at the Bridge.

henry is not coming for sure, if he leaves we'll see him in barca...moratti would not let zlatan out of inter!!!!!!!i can't imagine who would it be, that the end of the world is announced (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) i honestly hope that sheva returns, that's big enough to shake the world...