Winter mercato 2022
According to the latest from Calciomercato.com the Rossoneri management are not happy with what they have seen from Bakayoko so far in his second spell at the club as he has ‘never convinced’.

The report adds that Milan expect ‘significant responses’ from the former Monaco man, starting with a big performance in Sunday’s crucial match against Juventus where he should partner Sandro Tonali in the double pivot.
I don’t think Pellegri is a low risk gamble. We aren’t there yet to assess his performance. The guy has spent his adolescent life with injuries. Do we really think our, or where we loan him to, fitness team will bring him up to speed?! I hardly believe so. He’ll probably stay more out than in the team.
Any millions of dollars we have, could be better spent elsewhere. Unless his transfer is creative bookkeeping :-)
I still have hope with Juric, he will be a decent player
Forza Diavolo ale!!!
(01-19-2022, 06:39 PM)DrDejan Wrote: I don’t think Pellegri is a low risk gamble. We aren’t there yet to assess his performance. The guy has spent his adolescent life with injuries. Do we really think our, or where we loan him to, fitness team will bring him up to speed?! I hardly believe so. He’ll probably stay more out than in the team.
Any millions of dollars we have, could be better spent elsewhere. Unless his transfer is creative bookkeeping :-)

I tend to agree with this. A team that is asking for 2 million discount is not "in the game" for gambles. Even if Pellegri increases his value in 2 seasons, so what? We can afford a good RW in 2024? Management should come out and honestly say that 'When stadium comes Milan will be back, in the meanwhile we do our best'
I am with you guys on the Pellegri stuff. Look, if we are Man City or PSG, who can spend 100m to sign their local garbage man without having financial issues, then 4M for Pellegri is fine. It is basically a lottery ticket that you have no expectations for but you have money so who cares. But this is a team that has gave up on top transfer targets over a couple of million euros. A team in these financial situations has to make every dollar count, not waste them on a massive gamble like Pellegri.
(01-19-2022, 07:32 PM)reza Wrote: I tend to agree with this. A team that is asking for 2 million discount is not "in the game" for gambles. Even if Pellegri increases his value in 2 seasons, so what? We can afford a good RW in 2024? Management should come out and honestly say that 'When stadium comes Milan will be back, in the meanwhile we do our best'

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(01-19-2022, 08:30 PM)ACM2022 Wrote: You should never run for office. Icon_lol2

Neither should/will I. Grinundwech

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It gets worse Dodgy

#Torino have asked Pietro #Pellegri to #ACMilan on loan for 18-months. #Cairo would like to insert an option to buy in the deal. #Milan are in advanced talks to sign the striker on a permanent deal from #ASMonaco
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Quote:I am with you guys on the Pellegri stuff. Look, if we are Man City or PSG, who can spend 100m to sign their local garbage man without having financial issues, then 4M for Pellegri is fine. It is basically a lottery ticket that you have no expectations for but you have money so who cares. But this is a team that has gave up on top transfer targets over a couple of million euros. A team in these financial situations has to make every dollar count, not waste them on a massive gamble like Pellegri.

Agreed as well
honestly. IF we're doing this for a discount on Bremer or to get Belotti in Jan than great piece of business.
If the incentive isn't there then why are we doing this?

Also. seen a few horrendous rumors that we're close to Icardi. loan with obligation. 35m plus 5m a season wage. Don't know if I like that
(01-19-2022, 07:26 PM)Sleeping Giant Wrote: I still have hope with Juric, he will be a decent player

Juric gave Pellegri his start at Genoa,  so it could be beneficial for all involved.
Ajax’s Perr Schuurs has climbed the hierarchy in the last couple of days in AC Milan’s search for a centre-back signing, according to a report by TMW.

As reported by the Italian journalist Rudy Galetti, in the last few hours Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara have been offered two new names: Chancel Mbemba of Porto and Duje Caleta-Car of Marseille. The former is a player that Milan know well given looked good in the Champions League match against the Rossoneri earlier this season.