AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has once again explained his club’s transfer market strategy: the team can be considered complete from both a technical and numerical point of view, and a new player will arrive only if another one will leave. At the moment, as highlighted by the Corriere dello Sport, the two main canditates to leave “San Siro” remain 26 year old midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng and 29 year old forward Robinho, tracked by his former club Santos and for whom the rossoneri have reduced their request, as confirmed by Galliani himself, who has also reminded that the transfer window in Brazil will end in ten days. The Brazil international could be replaced, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, by Fiorentina 21 year old Adem Ljajic; the contract of the Serbia international will expire in one year and for the moments there have been no negotiation between the viola and the former Partizan player, that could then join the Lombard club for about 7 million euros. On the contrary, regarding the midfield, the rossoneri’s number two has confirmed the imminent arrival of 23 year old Andrea Poli, that will substain the medicals tomorrow.

Signing a wingback and a midfielder are the veritable priorities of city rival Inter Milan; the nerazzurri, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, will meet again Juventus next week for 24 year old right back Mauricio Isla, while, for what concerns the midfield, Cagliari 25 year old Radja Nainggolan seem always closer as AS Roma seem to have definitively left the auction for the Belgium international.