As reported eatlier today, the situation of AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri has become again extremely complicated, with the club’s honorary president and major shareholder Silvio Berlusconi who will quit his Summer residence in Sardinia only next Sunday, when he will fly to Tbilisi to watch Kakaber Kaladze’s last game; it seems, as highlighted by calciomercato.com, that the Italian tycoon is trying to force the 45 year old to resign, and, meanwhile, as reported by gianlucadimarzio.com, in the last days the rossoneri, as well as AS Roma –the most probable destination of Allegri indeed- have made a new attempt for Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Montella, but it seems that the 39 year old is intentioned to honour his contract with the viola. The Lombard club’s executives keep in any case on working to reinforce the team for the next season, and, as reported to calciomercato.com, have sent their scouts to Empoli to observe the Tuscan team 22 year left back Vasco Regini. On the contrary, regarding the possible departures, Monaco, according to the same media, will offer 12 million euros to the rossoneri for 26 year old midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng, also tracked by Tottenham and Manchester City.

Different situation for city rivals Inter Milan, who can already plan their market strategies with their new coach, but don’t seem intentioned to make important investments in the next transfer window. As reported yesterday, one of the nerazzurri’s main target is Velez Sarsfield 20 year old right back Gino Peruzzi Lucchetti, but the Argentine club’s president Miguel Calello has told Dale Fortin that he has never been contacted by Inter.