Milan Coach Carlo Ancelotti: I’m Not A Good Guy





As speculation grows over Carlo Ancelotti's future, the Milan boss has discussed a variety of topics in an interview with newspaper La Repubblica, seemingly hinting at his desire to continue his relationship with the Rossoneri.
“There are a few things that I cannot stand and if I get mad I could turn into a beast,” said ‘Carletto’.

“Who says I’m a good guy? Am I too condescending towards the club? No way… I love it here at Milan and I have a special rapport with several players, such as [Paolo] Maldini, [Gennaro] Gattuso and [Andrea] Pirlo.

“I know full well that [president Silvio] Berlusconi likes winning by playing good football and I have no problem with his views.”

Milan are essentially out of the title race and Ancelotti’s job could be on the line if he fails to secure a top-three finish.

“I have no doubts that we will finish in third place, but I want to keep a low profile,” he explained.

“Then again, whatever will be will be, but I am very calm…”

Adriano Galliani: "Kakà is not for sale. Our fans should remain calm. AC Milan do not need more reinforcement than other clubs. Speaking of the market, in addition to our strong defender Thiago Silva, we will be looking for another defender. However, the Milan's market is closed with this transfer.

"Kakà is not for sale. Our fans should remain calm."

Maybe you should say this BEFORE you accept a bid from Man City.

The agent Marchetti, William Gabetti has declared: "Tomorrow I will be in Milan for Milan to speak with Federico and actually see if the company is interested rossonera or not my client." The serious injury of Abbiati and the need to have a reliable goalkeeper and first enrolled at the beginning of next season has done to make the list for the next market rossonero name Marchetti, who is a big dispute season debut in A .

The agent of goalkeeper then added: 'It is logical to want to Federico stages are important and I believe its the same but now has a contract for three more years with Cagliari and Cellino will decide whether to sell it or not. "

Andriy Shevchenko will not be be bought by milan and will most certainly will return to London once the summer window begins. This decision has come from several issues that have arisen: first the technical, looking at the former football ability, he has yet to prove himself useful in minutes that he has been granted by carlo this season. He has been in inzaghi's shadow all season and cannot break free.

Also the economic factor plays a huge role: as our Squad's wage total can be reduced with his exit (we currently play him 75k a week, the same wage as seedorf, pirlo, gattuso etc.). Shevchenko is part of the financial waste that is occupying the club as underlined by Galliani. Sheva's stay at the sansiro is no longer acceptable; a trip to London is on the cards.

Then Chelsea, can wave goodbye as he arrives and ship him off to Dynamo Kiev club or some of Major League Soccer teams, which have been showing interest in the number 76.

Uhm. The Marchetti stuff was discussed yesterday. Any reason for the repetition?

I wish we go for Akinfeev or Kameni. Akinfeev would not be cheap but everyone is aware of his potential, while Kameni is a good keeper (IMO) and could come for free this summer, if he doesn't renew.

Marchetti.. I don't really know how good he is but I feel he will turn out another Storari for us.

akinfeev.

Today we had a meeting between the leaders of Milan and the staff of Federico Marchetti (assisted by William Gabetti of the International Football Bonetto). "Marchetti moving to Milan? Needless to hide the player like a lot of teams. Something is moving, but it is premature to talk about it now."

AC Milan and Arsenal are the two clubs that are most interested in signing the defender (LB/LWB/LW) wildcard of Paris Sanit-Germain, Mamadou Sakho, 19 years old that has expressed his desire of moving away from the french capital.

The young Parisian had been approached by Juventus before, however the negotations seemed to have failed and the pole positions were immediately overtaken by Milan and the Arsenal. However, the gunners seem to have a slight advantage over AC Milan for the young defender's signature.

calciomercato writes that Carlo will leave if we don't buy Alex with Eto'o or Adebayor!

There are rumours in the Spanish Press that Real Madrid are preparing a £70m bid for Milan ace Kaka.

In July, Real will appoint a new President to replace Ramon Calderon and Florentino Perez - the man who build the original Galacticos side - is expected to take charge.

Reports suggest that Perez has his eyes on Milan hero Kaka, who has been a target for the Merengues for a long time.

Spanish newspapers Sport claims that Madrid could spend £70m on luring the Brazilian superstar to the Bernabeu.

The story also states that Kaka would be in line for a world-record salary of nearly £12m per year.

However, it remains unlikely that Milan will be tempted to let Kaka leave having turned down a £100m bid from Manchester City in January.

That's Galliani for you. always BSing!

Were probably either losing kalac or dida. Take your pick.

Interesting bit of news in (i think it was) Mediaset.

Apparently the Marchetti transfer is bubbling along. Milan may buy him and as part of the deal loan Paloschi to Cagliari (loan, NOT sell). Cagliari are losing Acquafresca to the cugini at the end of the season and need a striker.

So, according to Tuttomercatoweb, Braida was at Chievo-Palermo today, ostensibly to observe Kjaer. I wouldn't mind the transfer at all, but Kjaer is a Palermo player and Palermo president Zamperini is a few fries short of a Happy Meal and does NOT like Milan.

With the way things are going, do u think we'll get a striker in the summer?

If Real truly come, I fear they'll leave with Kaka.

If we do make a move for Kjaer, i can see our stupid board and their greedy owner swapping Darmian, Paloschi and half of Albertazzi, plus a stupid figure like £14m

We cannot negotiate anymore, and Palermo (read Zamparini) know how to f^ck people over

No Milan move for Kjaer
Monday 23 March, 2009
The agent of Palermo defender Simon Kjaer has ruled out a summer switch to Milan.

Kjaer is hot property at the moment and there have been rumours that he could arrive at San Siro as part of the Rossoneri's defensive restructuring.

However, representative Mikkel Beck, who was a Danish international in the 1990s, has dismissed transfer talk.

“Milan aren't interested in Kjaer and I will repeat that Simon will be staying at Palermo for next season because he is happy,” he told MelitoOnline.it.

“Aried Braida was seen at the Chievo-Palermo game? There were lots of players there. I really think Simon will stay put.”

Kjaer, who is just 19 years of age, joined Palermo from FC Midtjylland last year and has been called into the Danish squad after impressing at the Stadio Renzo Barbera.

As (Spanish paper) is reporting that Milan will sell Borriello and Gourcuff to buy Kanoute from Sevilla. Take it as you will.

Mediaset is reporting that Roma is having serious financial issues and that if they don't make the CL, there'll be a sell off (including, probably, Mexes to Milan).