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post Jul 25 2008, 03:48 AM
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AC Milan will not turn to the transfer market for cover for Alessandro Nesta.

The central defender is suffering from back problems and was forced to miss the Rossoneri's season debut, a scoreless draw with Cremonese on Wednesday.

However, Adrian Galliani insisted that Carlo Ancelotti's squad has enough stregnth in depth to cope with the setback to the 32-year-old, which the managing director does not regard as overly serious.

He said: "Nesta will absolutely not be replaced if he is injured becuase we are not dealing with a major injury.

"We are not getting worked up over this, the player will not have to be operated on."

"We have six central defenders at this moment so I don't understand all the clamour. As central defenders we not only have Nesta but [Kakhaber] Kaladze, [Paolo] Maldini, [Daniele] Bonera, [Dario] Simic and Digao.

"Also, [Giuseppe] Favalli can play in the middle and in my opinion so can [Massimo] Ambrosini, so I don't understand why there are calls to return to the transfer market when we have at least six central defenders."

The San Siro side have splashed out to reinforce the midfield with the likes of Luca Antonini and Matthieu Flamini, impressive in his debut in the red and black shirt against the third division side, and in attack with Marco Borriello and Ronaldinho.

Yet, despite Simic and Digao being earmarked to be on their way out at the World Club champions and both Favalli and Maldini over 35 years old, no new faces have arrived to bolster the defence apart from wing-back Gianluca Zambrotta.

However, Galliani confirmed: "Now the incoming market is closed."
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post Jul 25 2008, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE (dst @ Jul 25 2008, 09:20 AM) *
Why is everyone so hard on Digao? Yeah he's bad right now but I think he can improve... of course for that to happen he would have to be loaned out again.

I just don't think there's any room for improvement no matter how many times he's loaned out. I think he would be better as a right back rather then a center back but even then he would be nothing more then mediocre. In Wednesday's friendly 3/4 of the time he was playing he was up with the midfield and Bonera constantly left stranded at the back.

And loaning him out would be pointless. When he was at Rimini he barely ever played, you rememeber I once told you I would try to watch him when Eurosport were covering the Serie B matches, but he wan't even getting starts for them.

The only reason Digao is at Milan is because of Kaka and wanting him to be happy, just like the friend of Seedorf's that we have on our books, I can't remember his name atm. It's the Milan thing to do to keeo their players happy, even if that mean paying salaries for no reason

QUOTE (LaPalma @ Jul 25 2008, 10:19 AM) *
He won't even become the next Vragel da Silva.
The point is...I don't consider him a Milan player at all. if there would be no Kaká at Milan there would be no chance for a Digao as well. but it's not like I criticize the managements decision to sign him. it's part of the clubs philosophy to make sure every player at Milan feels fine. And if Kaká needs his baby brother for that...OK.
I'm just saying we shouldn't count on him when we need a CB.

Exactly
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