Summer mercato 2024

[Inas]

Why would they? Just like we are trying to screw everyone we're dealing with, they are trying to screw us. It's how it works

... and at the end, the best screwer wins [emoji23][emoji23]

The game is the game

[Santino]

Juventus are asking €15M-€20M for Federico Chiesa.
What are they waiting?

[Aficio]

Waiting for January. The only reason we could accept Chiesa's wage is through free transfer.

Vos seems closer to Milan, a DM at 1m89 and quite sturdy in the highlights, could be better than both Adli & Pobega at the pivot.

[Sampinjon]

We "could accept his wages" if we were not cheap as hell. That's the only reason. "Self sustainability, balancing the books, danger of screwing finances, impending bankruptcy doom if we "spend a little more"... those are just BS excuses...

[honsano]

Why would they? Just like we are trying to screw everyone we're dealing with, they are trying to screw us. It's how it works.

That was sarcasm. 

This deal is just bad.

[Inas]

That was sarcasm. 

This deal is just bad.

Why? Why is it bad? Would you, as Milan, agree to buy a Juventus player who had been plagued by injuries the last two seasons and who arguably has had only one good season during his time at Juventus, and this was like three years ago? Who is also a 3rd choice RB and a 5th choice CB?

Would you buy him on a more favourable terms than this? Would you pay more and also agree to an obligation to buy term?

[reza]

I would want more certainty in team building, loans outgoing or incoming must be last resort if you ask me. From the likes of Chelsea, who were big time loan out team, to us I don't understand how a football director would want to deal with 'next summer loan returns' constantly. IMO that is very disruptive in terms of planning.

[1994.acmilan]

Why? Why is it bad? Would you, as Milan, agree to buy a Juventus player who had been plagued by injuries the last two seasons and who arguably has had only one good season during his time at Juventus, and this was like three years ago? Who is also a 3rd choice RB and a 5th choice CB?

Would you buy him on a more favourable terms than this? Would you pay more and also agree to an obligation to buy term?

Agree agree agree. Well said.

[1994.acmilan]

I would want more certainty in team building, loans outgoing or incoming must be last resort if you ask me. From the likes of Chelsea, who were big time loan out team, to us I don't understand how a football director would want to deal with 'next summer loan returns' constantly. IMO that is very disruptive in terms of planning.

I think goes back to Inas point though. Who would dish out 15m for Kalulu in cash when he's been a 5th choice CB and 3rd choice RB with one solid season and injury prone. In some instances there's no choice.

[Arildonardo]

This is crazy:

https://sempremilan.com/transfermarkt-mi...ntus-inter