Awaiting for tonight’s Champions League game against Ajax, AC Milan executives seem to be particularly active on the transfer market. First of all, as highlighted by the Corriere dello Sport, the club’s owner Silvio Berlusconi seems to have finally decided to charge his daughter Barbara to take care of the club’s policy. Moreover, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, while 26 year old attacking midfielder Keisuke Honda has pratically officialized his decision to quit CSKA Moscow to join the rossoneri and will be Milan’s first signing together with 27 year old center back Adil Rami, the Lombard club will have to sell some of their players, as their current team counts 32 footballers: the main candidates to quit “San Siro” during the next transfer window are 18 year old forward Mbaye Niang and same-aged midfielder Bryan Cristante. In any case, some new players miight join the rossoneri in January, and, as highlighted by calciomercato.com, Milan are again in talks for Parma 28 year old midfielder Marco Parolo, valued about 7 million euros and that could be part in a swap involving the players mentioned before.

Also Serie A defending champions Juventus are extremely active on the transfer market and while, according to Tuttosport, they are ready to meet Cagliari to talk about the signing of 25 year old Radja Nainggolan, 29 year old right back Stephan Lichsteiner is ready to extend his deal until June 2017.