(08-11-2017, 10:32 PM)PassiamoAlleCoseFormali Wrote: It is probably to make it clear to the player that he has always been the one and only choice

(08-11-2017, 10:35 PM)AC_Troy Wrote: I like the way you think

I was taken aback when Belotti didn't express interest in joining his favorite club

(08-11-2017, 10:46 PM)ACMILAN1983 Wrote: I think Sky, like most, made the assumption he was there to watch Belotti. I'm wary that the source I posted is some random fan, but I think in this instance there's some truth.

Ljalic makes a lot of sense. He's a really talented winger that's good at running at opponents, which we really lack. We need a winger and Torino want Niang, so a deal is there to be worked out. Ljalic also broke out in Italy under Montella, having his best season under him. He had his second best season last year, and at 25 is at a good age to make good on his talent. It's worth noting Mihajlovic doesn't seem to have a good relationship with him either, dropping him for Serbia in 2013 for not singing the national anthem and this past year publicly criticising him a few times. Finally, I'm not sure if anyone remembers, but we have been linked to Ljalic in the past 6 months.

On Belotti, I like the guy but I think that barring exceptional circumstances the ship has pretty much passed. Cairo seems hellbent on demanding 100m and I don't think F&M are prepared to meet that demand. I do think Auba's a very real possibility, as Mirabelli's been coy on him lately dropping hints. Auba himself hasn't hidden an interest in returning, even if his most recent public comment suggests otherwise. Bear in mind he effectively contradicted that point immediately by liking a fan post on Instagram where it was suggested he wants to come but BVB's demands are the problem.

(08-12-2017, 01:00 PM)edysim Wrote: I wont mind direct swap Llajic with Niang..