AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has released some interesting declaration about his club’s transfer market: first of all Galliani has once again sublined that if nobody will leave there will be no signings; regarding the midfield, the rossoneri’s number two has declared that there are already too many players for that position, while about the possibility to sign Manchester City 22 year old Mario Balotelli he told that he has already said that if only one forward was going to leave the offensive line was not going to be enforced, and that this is the case as only Pato has left; the Lombard club’s executive has admitted that maybe there will be an investment for the next season. Whatever Galliani is bluffing or not, Genoa, according to Il Secolo XIX, have refused a swap with the rossoneri involving 25 year old Juraj Kucka and 27 year old Bakaye Traoré, while, according to Sportmediaset, Milan have refused an offer made by Besiktas for 18 year old M’Baye Niang. It might be possible that the Lombard club is seeking a young goalkeeper, and, according to the same media, it has been joined by Fiorentina in the hunt for Genoa 20 year old Mattia Perin, actually on loan at Pescara.

As reported earlier today, Juventus General Manager Giuseppe Marotta has excluded the possibility for the Serie A defending champions to sign a top player during the current transfer window, and so it seems always less credible the arrival in Turin of 34 year old striker Didier Drogba; but, according to FIFA agent Donato Di Campli, the bianconeri will plobably complete their offensive line by signing immediately Athletic Bilbao 27 year old Fernando Llorente.