As reported yesterday, the agent of Real Madrid ace Ricardo Kaka has met again AC Milan executives. According to La Stampa, the rossoneri have told the player's manager that his client, to move back to his former club, will have to reduce his salary from 10 to 5 million euros per year. Regarding the mode of the transfer, La Gazzetta dello Sport substains that the Lombard club will try to obtain the player on loan, while, according to AS, the merengues won't let the Brazil national leave for less than 18 million euros. Milan cannot afford such amount, as their priority remains the signing of a midfielder and a defender. For the first position it seems always more difficult for the rossoneri to sign Benfica 23 year old Axel Witsel, considering that the Portuguese club's president Luis Felipe Vieira has declared that the Belgium national won't leave for less than 31 million pounds. Regarding the defense, Milan's main target remains Montpellier 23 year old Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, who, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, could be signed at the end of the transfer market for about 8 million euros. Moreover, as reported by Tuttosport, Paris Saint-Germain forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has adviced his executives to sign his former teammate Ignazio Abate.

Signing a new forward remains the priority for Juventus, and if the Serie A champs are waiting for some news from the Alps where Fiorentina honorary president Andrea Della Valle will meet their target Stevan Jovetic and the Daily Star substains that Arsenal won't let 28 year old Robin Van Persie leave before the winter transfer market, Inter Milan 27 year old Giampaolo Pazzini, according to Tuttosport, is always closer to the bianconeri. But the fact that 25 year old center back Leonardo Bonucci could be disqualifyed by the Italian football federation is pushing the Piedmontese club to seek a player to enforce their defensive line: in this case the main targets could be Cagliari 25 year old Davide Astori and Rubin Kazan 26 year old Salvatore Bocchetti.