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Originally Posted by GilAttack [11]
So let me rephrase it: Why is Milan making a move for him?
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this is something that has been mentioned a number of times in this thread.
get him now, loan him out and see what happens out of him. If he turns out to be an average player, given his young age, he could well be used as a make-weight in deals for other players.
ALso we do need a LB - a reliever for Janku - and we need him right now for the rest of the season. For that reason he has to be cheap and available, which pretty much excludes all very good or even just good players out there.
To put it in another way, Grimi may very well be seen by Milan as a quick, temporary fix for a LB sub. After that, if he turns out to be something worth keeping, Milan will keep him, if not - we'll have ourselves another Coloccini, Dalla Bona, Donati, etc i.e. we'll just use him as part of another transfer. Either way, it's a win-win situation for us also because the bringing up of a Donati or a Dalla Bona, over the years, costs a lot more than 1.8 mil to a club like Milan.
Furthermore, no one from Milan has said that they are buying him to replace Maldini or Serginho at LB and that he will be in Milan's first team for the next 10-15 years.
btw, these same reasons were in my previous post - the longer one - as well.
for further clarification on these possibilities, you may also wanna reread what "kris" posted earlier in this same thread, although the above should be just about enough.
As you see, if you spend a little more time thinking of possible reasons/explanations and less time on dissing and bashing a player you yourself have hardly seen play or laughing at how stupid Milan management is, a lot of different ideas and options would open up before you.
Peace and have more faith in what Milan are doing.