The future of AC Milan forward Robinho remains a mistery: before today’s Serie A game against Pescara, the Lombard club’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has declared to Sky that the 28 year old can wait a couple of years before moving back to South America, while the rossoneri coach Massimiliano Allegri has declared a few minutes ago to the same media that he doesn’t know if he will be able to convince the Brazil international to remain at “San Siro”. Regarding the possible new signings, Milan, as exclusively reported by calciomercato.com, have found an agreement with 23 year old Vladimir Weiss, and today’s match has been an occasion for Galliani to start a negotiation with Pescara Sports Director Daniele Delli Carri. The rossoneri are also seeking a new goalkeeper, and, according to Dutch sources, are interested in 30 year old Maarten Stekelenburg, whose contract with AS Roma will expire in June 2015.

Important declarations regarding the transfer market even from Juventus side: as well known, one of the Serie A defending champions’priorities is the signing of a new striker, but after the game won against Atalanta, their coach Antonio Conte has declared that his club cannot afford such an investment. Previously, regarding the defense, the bianconeri General Manager Giuseppe Marotta, interviewed by the same media, had denied any contacts for Atalanta 28 year old Federico Peluso; it seems also difficult that Juve will swoop on Torino 24 year old Angelo Ogbonna, so 34 year old Lucio will probably be replaced by a lower-profile player like Chievo 26 year old Marco Andreolli.