As anticipated last night by calciomercato.com, AC Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri should sign in the next 48 hours for AS Roma: the giallorossi, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, are ready to offer a  two-year deal at 3,5 million euros per season to the 45 year old, who has received the green light from the Lombard club’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani and should meet president Silvio Berlusconi next Thursday, even if the Capital's club expects a definitive answer within tomorrow. For his replacement, according to the Corriere dello Sport, the main candidate remains 37 year old Clarence Seedorf, actually playing for Botafogo, who could bring back to “San Siro” Corinthians 23 year old forward Alexandre Pato, but also the former Saudi Arabian national team coach Frank Rijkaard could become a concrete option. Meanwhile, interviewed by the same media, the former captain of the rossoneri Paolo Maldini has declared to be ready to help the club, and has substained that Filippo Inzaghi would be more suitable than Seedorf. Awaiting for a final solution about their thechnical guide, Milan are working on the transfer marker for some secondary targets: as highlighted by calciomercato.com, in fact, the Lombard club is not intentioned to confirm 21 year old Bartosz Salamon, and to replace the Pole, in addition to Torino 24 year old Angelo Ogbonna, is also thinking about some low-cost solutions, like Empoli 22 year old Vasco Regini and Nice 29 year old Renato Civelli.

Juventus keep on seeking a new forward, and seem always more convinced to swoop on Fiorentina 23 year old Stevan Jovetic, expecially after that Arsenal, according to the Daily Mail, has renounced to the Montenegro international; according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the player’s agent Fali Ramadani will meet the Tuscan club next week-end and will present them the Serie A defending Champions’offer, even if, according to La Nazione, the viola are still hoping for a call from Manchester City.