ACMILAN1983

Answer me a few little questions. Lets say we get Grosso, we spend quite a fair amount for him too, because he's of good quality (and not a player I'd reject).

Now where do we go from there, we've spent a fair amount on a transfer that wasn't too necessary, on a player who is similar to Serginho, in that he's attacking minded. So when we need a solid LB to fill that role once every often (for example when Cafu is out RB), who must we turn to? We know we can't rely solely on Maldini or Kaladze to do this regularly, both are technically CB now.

And what about the other transfers we must consider? Firstly, there's the possibility of Sheva leaving, and if he does, we'll need a fair few funds to try and replace him. Then we need to consider the strengthening of the midfield, which we will need some funds for, especially if we're looking to get someone fairly decent.

Then of course, there's the central defence and probably RB, where we need to get some new players to sure up the side/squad.

The LB problem isn't a great concern at this point, as we're adequately covered for a regular LB in Serginho (who has been outstanding there this past season) and possibly Janku (though Carlo clearly favours to play him in the midfield) if need be. Having a solid and experienced back-up isn't going to be bad for us, as once in a while, we need to defend and having a more defensive player will be better equipped to do that.

Also, consider Juve at this point. The chances of stars leaving them are VERY high, and a certain Zambrotta (who can play both wing backs and wings) seems a more tastier option than Grosso.