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21/11/2008 18:07
Adriano To Join Milan - Reports
Troubled Inter striker Adriano could jump ship and join bitter city rivals Milan, according to Sportmediaset...
L'Imperatore seems to have reached the point of no return with his club and he may find himself leaving during the January transfer window.
The striker had claimed he would seek an exit if he didn't play, and a number of clubs have taken a look.
Brazilian side Fluminense raised their eye brows but Sportmediaset claims the hit-man could move closer to home in Milan.
Reports suggest Adriano could join Milan in January to link up with fellow Brazilian stars Kaka and Ronaldinho. The Rossoneri would be keen on the move especially if David Beckham arrives as they could field a dreamteam starting XI.
The player's contract expires in 2010 and Inter could risk losing him on a free transfer if he continues to dip in and out of loan spells. An offer of around €15 million would clinch the striker on a permanent basis for the Rossoneri.
The Milanello based side have always been interested in taking the striker, and now could be the right time for them to make their move.
Meanwhile, the Brazilian was selected by his coach and will be in the squad when Juventus come to town tomorrow night.
Salvatore Landolina
Adriano To Join Milan - Reports
Troubled Inter striker Adriano could jump ship and join bitter city rivals Milan, according to Sportmediaset...
L'Imperatore seems to have reached the point of no return with his club and he may find himself leaving during the January transfer window.
The striker had claimed he would seek an exit if he didn't play, and a number of clubs have taken a look.
Brazilian side Fluminense raised their eye brows but Sportmediaset claims the hit-man could move closer to home in Milan.
Reports suggest Adriano could join Milan in January to link up with fellow Brazilian stars Kaka and Ronaldinho. The Rossoneri would be keen on the move especially if David Beckham arrives as they could field a dreamteam starting XI.
The player's contract expires in 2010 and Inter could risk losing him on a free transfer if he continues to dip in and out of loan spells. An offer of around €15 million would clinch the striker on a permanent basis for the Rossoneri.
The Milanello based side have always been interested in taking the striker, and now could be the right time for them to make their move.
Meanwhile, the Brazilian was selected by his coach and will be in the squad when Juventus come to town tomorrow night.
Salvatore Landolina
Trini just licensed it from me. Anyway, much better to call back Ronaldo than bring that dreaded, self-proclaimed - wait for it - Emperor here. Seriously, do you honestly believe he'll get along with Carlo? Bah! Besides, there are much better options available, ones with far less overhead.
He's a good striker, but it's not like there aren't players like him, and that too with less overhead and fussy mess of partying. Seriously, we should look elsewhere.
Vintage, Max.