With Diego Milito still injured and about to turn 34, Inter Milan absolutely need a new striker for the next season: and, as reported by OrgullodeNervion.com, the Lombard club’s General Manager Marco Branca has confirmed the interest for Sevilla FC 27 year old Alvaro Negredo (also tracked by Fiorentina), even if the nerazzurri’s executive has made clear that at the moment the club can’t make important investments. Inter’s president Massimo Moratti is in fact still waiting for a move from the foreign groups interested in buying a percentage of the club, and, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, has given them an ultimatum as he would like to carry out an eventual negotiation before the end of the month. Moreover, the situation of the first team’s coach Andrea Stramaccioni remains uncertain as Moratti himself has declared that it’s still too early to confirm the 37 year old; and, as reported by Undici, Napoli coach Walter Mazzarri, who seemed intended to move to AS Roma, has spent the evening in Milan and could have met the nerazzurri.

Also AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has released tonight some interesting declarations about his team’s future: the rossoneri number two has in fact espressed his satisfaction for the work done by coach Massimiliano Allegri. Later, interviewed by Sky Sport 24 has commented the rumours regarding the possible signing of Torino 25 year old Alessio Cerci by declaring that a forward with his skills would be useful for Milan.