While AC Milan new executive Barbara Berlusconi has assured that the rossoneri fans can be tranquil about their team’s future and has declared that there is a great harmony between coach Massimiliano Allegri and the executive board, a new case has started inside the Lombard club: last night 25 year old midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng, interviewed by Sky Sport, has complained about the fact that his coach is using him in too many different positions, and, as reported by calciomercato.com, the Ghana international is also upset about his contract situation, and, although Milan remains his priority, could start to evaluate the offers received from England and Germany; the former Portsmouth player should soon meet the rossoneri’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani, but it’s not excluded that Galliani himself will decide together with Allegri to yield the German-born midfielder at the end of the season. The Lombard club is also seeking a new forward, and, as reported yesterday, could try to obtain, in co-ownership with Parma, Sampdoria 21 year old Simone Zaza, actually on loan at Ascoli, but the ducali’s president Tommaso Ghirardi has rubbished this rumour; the Aemilian club’s number one has also confirmed that his coach Roberto Donadoni won’t join Milan and that Galliani himself has told him that Allegri will remain at “San Siro”.

As reported by Sky transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, Fernando Felicevich, agent of Barcelona 24 year old forward Alexis Sanchez has finally arrived in Italy and has already met Juventus Sports Director Fabio Paratici. The two have also talked about another player assisted by the Chilean manager, 25 year old midfielder Arturo Vidal, and it seems that the bianconeri are intentioned to extend the player’s deal instead of selling him. And, still regarding the midfield, Sampdoria Sports Director Carlo Osti has told tuttojuve.com that after the last transfer window there have been no meetings with the Piedmontese club for 23 year old Andrea Poli.