Summer mercato 2020
Milan scouted 6 players in yesterday's match between Shaktar and Benfica-
Ruben Dias
Rafa Silva
Chiquinho
Alan Patrick
Dodo
Taison
Forza Diavolo ale!!!
(02-28-2020, 03:32 PM)Sleeping Giant Wrote: Milan scouted 6 players in yesterday's match between Shaktar and Benfica-
Ruben Dias
Rafa Silva
Chiquinho
Alan Patrick
Dodo
Taison

I see that we are trying to get our own ImmobileIcon_lol2

The dodo is an extinct flightless bird that was endemic to the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. [Wikipedia]
(02-28-2020, 03:52 PM)ACM2020 Wrote: I see that we are trying to get our own ImmobileIcon_lol2

The dodo is an extinct flightless bird that was endemic to the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. [Wikipedia]

Milan management has rediscovered Dodo from jungles of Brazil which were poached by Ukrainian authorities, found in a zoo in Donetsk(Russian occupiedBig GrinIcon_lol2
Forza Diavolo ale!!!
Maybe it will lay golden eggs for us
Avaiting for arrival of exorcist into our boardroom.
I didn't see much in-depth analysis as the title seems to suggest ("from quantity to strategy").  Devilcool

Quote:How FIFA’s new loan rules will affect AC Milan – From quantity to strategy

By Isak Möller - 27 February 2020, 20:55

Earlier today, FIFA announced some changes to the transfer market, including limitations on loan deals. Starting next season, clubs will only be allowed to have eight players (over 22) in and out. So, what does this mean for Milan?

Currently, the Rossoneri have ten players in and out on loan, excluding six players that are under the age of 22. Based on the new rules, therefore, this will be too much come next season, although some loans will expire in the summer.

Unlike Begovic, Kjaer and Saelemaekers, Rebic’s loan at the club runs until 2021, meaning he will be one of Milan’s eight loans next season. The same goes for Andre Silva, who joined Eintracht Frankfurt in exchange for the Croatian winger.

It doesn’t end there, though, as Suso joined Sevilla on an 18-month loan in January. Caldara, on the other hand, won’t affect the Rossoneri as the member associations have been given three years to implement the new rules domestically.

In other words, loan deals made between Italian clubs won’t count before the three-year period is over. From the 2022/23 season, FIFA will further cut down on loans as the limit will drop to six loans in and out.

Of course, this new system will also affect Milan’s transfer strategy, as they usually bring in players on loan with option to buy. The directors will thus have to come up with a plan that can keep them within the parameters this summer.

Loans: Begovic (until June 2020), Kjaer (June 2020), Rebic (June 2021), Saelemaekers (June 2020).

Out on loan: Caldara (until June 2021), Halilovic (June 2020), Reina (June 2020), Rodriguez (June 2020), Silva (June 2021), Suso (June 2021).

https://sempremilan.com/how-fifas-new-lo...o-strategy
Boban seems to be pissed off by Gazidis about Rangnick. This will not work Elliott must decide either Gazidis or Boban and Maldıni.
Gazidis doesn't know what he's doing when it comes to the football side and judging by our dwindling sponsors he doesn't know about the money side either.
I remember someone saying here or elsewhere that while Arsenals revenue got bigger with Gazidis it coincided with the EPLs TV revenue getting bigger and bigger and bigger and a rising tide rises all boats.
I think if its he and not Paolo and Zvonny then we fucked.
Jay, it seems that Elliott want Zlatan for the next year too and mtbe even a manager role afterwards. This constellation would mean more Biban and Maldıni than Gazidis. We have to keep fingers crossed otherwise Gazidis will make us worse than Arsenal. I am not speaking of financial, just of sportive success. To be honest we haven't seen any success since ages...
(02-29-2020, 11:03 AM)Artan Wrote: Jay, it seems that Elliott want Zlatan for the next year too and mtbe even a manager role afterwards. This constellation would mean more Biban and Maldıni than Gazidis. We have to keep fingers crossed otherwise Gazidis will make us worse than Arsenal. I am not speaking of financial, just of sportive success. To be honest we haven't seen any success since ages...

Hope you're right.Makes more sense tbh Gazidis has literally done nothing.

Have ye seen where only Juve fans will be allowed to attend the Coppa Semi Final match on Wednesday.
If true it's just more favouritism.
I have always asked myself how Arsenal couldnt win a trophy since 2005. I understand now the reason behind....