Awaiting for a definitive solution regarding their future coach –with Chief Executive Adriano Galliani who, as confirmed by La Gazzetta dello Sport, would like to confirm Massimiliano Allegri, with this latter who, according to the Corriere dello Sport, is requiring an indemnity that president Silvio Berlusconi is not inetntoned to pay, and with Clarence Seedorf, possible heir of the 45 year old, already contested by the rossoneri’s fans- AC Milan executives are already at work to reinforce the team for the next season; one of Milan’s priorities is the signing of a new midfielder, also considering the fact that 35 year old Massimo Ambrosini, as confirmed by the Corriere dello Sport, seems intentioned to move to England, and, according to goal.com, are ready to join Inter Milan in the hunt for Juventus 29 year old Felipe Melo, until now on loan at Galatasaray. Regarding the offensive line, as reported yesterday, the Lombard club seemed to be interested in PSV Eindhoven 25 year old Jeremain Lens, but, interviewed by calciomercato.com, the Dutch club’s Sports Director Marcel Brandts has declared that there have been no contacts with the rossoneri, and that there are no intentions to keep the player. 

Good news, on the contrary, for Juventus, who are also seeking a new forward: as reported by La Stampa, in fact, despite an important offer received from Arsenal, Fiorentina 23 year old Stevan Jovetic would prefer to remain in Italy; and as anticipated yeterday, the viola seem ready to negotiate with the Italian champions, even if these latters would like to include in the deal some players, while the Tuscan club would prefer to obtain 30 million euros cash.