As well known, the future of AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri remains uncertain, but last night the Lombard club’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has expressed his satisfaction for the work done by the 45 year old during the current season; moreover, AS Roma, through their official website, have denied any contacts with Allegri; on the contrary, the Italian national team coach Cesare Prandelli has not excluded the possibility to join the rossoneri after the next FIFA World Cup, who will be held in Brazil in one year; for this reason, as highlighted by calciomercato.com, the best solution for Milan would be to keep Allegri until 2014 when both his contract and the one of the former Fiorentina coach will expire: and it will be up to Galliani indeed to lead such operation. Meanwhile, the rossoneri keep on working to reinforce their team for the next season, and, according to the Corriere dello Sport, they are keen on Cagliari 24 year old midfielder Radja Nainggolan and Barcelona 31 year old forward David Villa. As reported by Tuttosport. another target of the Lombard club –and of Juventus too-, is Fiorentina 21 year old second striker Adem Ljaijc, but, interviewed by calciomercato.it, Fali Ramadani, agent of the Serbia international, has declared that he is not aware of these two clubs’interest.

Perhaps, the bianconeri are also tracking another high-skilled player, Bologna 29 year old attacking midfielder Alessandro Diamanti, and, as reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Italy international would be happy to join his many friends playing for the Piedmontese club. The Italian champions’main target remains in any case Real Madrid striker Gonzalo Higuain, and, as reported last night by Sky Sport, a meeting with the Spanish club’s executives and the 25 year old’s agents is scheduled for the next week.