During today's press conference, AC Milan coach Filippo Inzaghi has released some important declarations regarding his club's transfer market strategy: the 42-year-old has confirmed what previously said by his Chief Executive Adriano Galliani, i.e. that the most important signings for the team will be recovering the defenders who are currently injured; moreover, Inzaghi has assured that nobody has asked to go play somewhere else, and that he has just talked with those player who has not had many chances to start, like 23-year-old attacking midfielder Riccardo Saponara, same-aged center back Michalangelo Albertazzi, 20-year-old forward MBaye Niang and 32-year-old right back Cristian Zaccardo. The former striker has also revealed that as long that he will remain on the rossoneri's bench, also 22-year-old Stephan El Shaarawy won't move. On the contrary, as revealed by calciomercato.com, 30-year-old Giampaolo Pazzini could finally move tp England, where he is tracked by both Burnley and Crystal Palace. Serie A defending champions Juventus keep on tracking some young forwards, and, as reported by Sky Sport transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, are thinking about Malmoe 18-year-old Deniz Hummet, also tracked by Besiktas, AS Roma and Atalanta. Meanwhile, according to Tuttosport, 23-year-old Andrej Kramaric has extended his deal with HNK Rijeka until June 2017, so to obtain the Croatia international, the bianconeri will have to pay at least 10 million euros to his current club.
