Awaiting for tonight’s game against PSV Eindhoven, AC Milan’s situation seems extremely complicated: La Gazzetta dello Sport confirms that if the rossoneri won’t qualify to the Champions League’s group stages, their coach Massimiliano Allegri could be fired; moreover, as reported by the same media, being eliminated from the European top competition would cause a loss of 30 million euros for the Lombard club, who would be forced in that case to renounce to its main targets on the transfer market, first of all Juventus 29 year old striker Alessandro Matri. Meanwhile, as highlighted by calciomercato.com, Milan, after Carlos Tevez –who, despite the good relations with the rossoneri’s Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has decided to join Juventus- and Adem Ljajic –about whom Galliani himself has declared that Fiorentina have decided not to evaluate Milan’s offer- also risk to loose Ajax 21 year old attacking midfielder Christian Eriksen, for whom Tottenham are ready to make a new offer to the Dutch club. Moreover, the Lombard club’s number two has been quite elusive about the possibility to obtain CSKA Moscow 27 year old attacking midfielder Keisuke Honda during the current transfer window.

Serie A defending champions Juventus keep on working to reinforce their team’s flanks, and, according to sport.libero.it, are trying to speed-up the negotiation for Manchester United 26 year old winger Nani, even if the high salary of the Portugal international could represent a problem for his transfer to Turin. Meanwhile, as reported by El Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona are ready to offer 15 million euros to the bianconeri to obtain 28 year old striker Fernando Llorente, but the Lombard club doesn’t seem intentioned to let him go.