Alberto Gilardino to Milan??

Gilardino wants Italian job
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Source: Football Italia

Milan transfer target Alberto Gilardino is ready to snub Real Madrid and Chelsea in order to stay in Serie A.

The Parma striker will be sold this summer but he’s seemingly ruled out a foreign switch in the interest of his international future.

"I want to remain in Italy because I want to be a part of the 2006 World Cup," he told the Corriere dello Sport newspaper.

"If I moved abroad, I would run the risk of compromising that possibility."

Stories in the peninsula insist that Gilardino is San Siro bound and he has no problems with a Milan switch.

"I hope everything can be sorted out quickly and with no problems," continued the former Piacenza youngster.

"Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti is a stupendous person and they have some extraordinary players there.

"I’ll be going on holiday from Wednesday and I would like to know by then what team I will be playing for next season."

Gilardino, who helped keep Parma in Serie A by scoring in the survival play-off against Bologna at the weekend, is hungry for silverware.

"I want to win my first trophy with a club," he continued. "Winning the Scudetto or the Champions’ League will remain with you for the rest of your life."

Gilardino concluded by asking his unknown future club a favour. "If possible, I would ask them to sign (Parma teammate Domenico) Morfeo," he remarked.

There is no agreement between Milan and Parma, 10 millions euros of difference it's too much for Milan says Galliani...

So Gilardino at this moment is for Chelsea...

Golardinio must be our next transfer!

Originally Posted by Smoje

There is no agreement between Milan and Parma, 10 millions euros of difference it's too much for Milan says Galliani...

So Gilardino at this moment is for Chelsea...

nah, even if Parma's asking price is too much it is up to Gila to sign. Parma cannot force him to sign for s**t bag Chelsea or equally odious Real.

Berlusconi should step in. I think Gila is near.

From Sportinglife.com:

"With (AC Milan vice-president Adriano) Galliani we have started to talk," said Baraldi.

"But we will also talk with regards to Gilardino with other clubs.

"I don't think it's a deal that will be resolved in the short term."

"Gilardino is perhaps too expensive for Milan," Galliani said. "We haven't been able to do anything during this morning's meeting. Gilardino's transfer is very expensive.

"We are talking about numbers that have been decided by Parma that are not realistic for any club."

From Goal.com:

Galliani: Sheva Not For Sale, Gilardino Still Not Ours
6/22/2005 1:45:00 PM
The road leading to the Italian striker is more difficult than expected.
Alberto Gilardino’s future might not be as clear as first expected. Adriano Galliani has in fact revealed that there is still a gap between what Parma are asking and what Milan are offering.

“Gilardino wants to come to Milan, Milan wants him, but there is a big difference between the demand and offer. Right now nothing has happened. It’s a long and expensive path. These are figures which are not within the balance of any club. If anyone wants to make such a madness they can do it.”

Even Parma’s Administrator Luca Baraldi believes that the negotiation will take some time before it can be solved completely.

“It will not resolve in a short period of time. We’re still in the preliminary phase of the negotiation. We didn’t discuss any sum.”

In the meantime, Galliani dismissed the news that Shevchenko is on his way to London after Abramovich made known his intention on signing the Ukrainian forward.

“Sheva was requested by Chelsea, but we told them that he is not for sale.”

The latest from channel 4 football italia:

Alberto Gilardino’s move to Milan is again in doubt as a result of Parma’s asking price for the striker.

Gialloblu transfer chief Luca Baraldi met with Adriano Galliani this morning, but the latter admitted there was one major problem blocking the swoop.

"Gilardino wants to join Milan and we want him," the Vice-president stated. "But there is some difference between their request and our offer.

"Nothing has been resolved for now. At this moment in time, the figures being mentioned are out of our reach."

Parma are believed to have lowered their initial valuation of £35m to £25m, but that is still seemingly too high for the Rossoneri.

That may now let other clubs join the race, with Chelsea, Real Madrid, Inter and Juventus also keen.

"I don’t think this transfer will be resolved quickly," Baraldi stated. "We had this meeting with Milan today so you can say we have started negotiations.

"But we will now speak to other clubs, who have asked to remain nameless, after making initial enquiries for our player.

"Chelsea? There has been contact on a number of occasions but that is the case with other clubs too."

Gilardino was hoping to have his future resolved by the end of this week, but Baraldi has warned that his transfer could turn into a saga.

"This is a very complicated move because Parma do need to build a new side for next season," he added.

Meanwhile, Milan have reportedly agreed to sell Vikash Dhorasoo to Paris Saint-Germain. PSG will pay £2m and offer the midfielder a two-year contract.

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So there you have it. The fee appears to be too much for us, something we already knew. Chelsea, ofcourse, can afford anything.

But remember it is up to Gila to sign. For example, recently CSKA and Udinese had reached a deal for Jankulovski.

However, Jankulovski did not sign for CSKA, simply because he did not want to.

So let's hope Gila gives a big to Chelsea, Real and whoever else. And let's hope Berlusconi steps in.

Originally Posted by Hitman

From Goal.com:

Galliani: Sheva Not For Sale, Gilardino Still Not Ours
6/22/2005 1:45:00 PM
The road leading to the Italian striker is more difficult than expected.
Alberto Gilardino’s future might not be as clear as first expected. Adriano Galliani has in fact revealed that there is still a gap between what Parma are asking and what Milan are offering.

“Gilardino wants to come to Milan, Milan wants him, but there is a big difference between the demand and offer. Right now nothing has happened. It’s a long and expensive path. These are figures which are not within the balance of any club. If anyone wants to make such a madness they can do it.”

Even Parma’s Administrator Luca Baraldi believes that the negotiation will take some time before it can be solved completely.

“It will not resolve in a short period of time. We’re still in the preliminary phase of the negotiation. We didn’t discuss any sum.”

In the meantime, Galliani dismissed the news that Shevchenko is on his way to London after Abramovich made known his intention on signing the Ukrainian forward.

“Sheva was requested by Chelsea, but we told them that he is not for sale.”

hey how much is gila for beware guys im at school innit might get in trouble

Originally Posted by Dil dil

Gilardino wants Italian job
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Source: Football Italia

Milan transfer target Alberto Gilardino is ready to snub Real Madrid and Chelsea in order to stay in Serie A.

The Parma striker will be sold this summer but he’s seemingly ruled out a foreign switch in the interest of his international future.

"I want to remain in Italy because I want to be a part of the 2006 World Cup," he told the Corriere dello Sport newspaper.

"If I moved abroad, I would run the risk of compromising that possibility."

Stories in the peninsula insist that Gilardino is San Siro bound and he has no problems with a Milan switch.

"I hope everything can be sorted out quickly and with no problems," continued the former Piacenza youngster.

"Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti is a stupendous person and they have some extraordinary players there.

"I’ll be going on holiday from Wednesday and I would like to know by then what team I will be playing for next season."

Gilardino, who helped keep Parma in Serie A by scoring in the survival play-off against Bologna at the weekend, is hungry for silverware.

"I want to win my first trophy with a club," he continued. "Winning the Scudetto or the Champions’ League will remain with you for the rest of your life."

Gilardino concluded by asking his unknown future club a favour. "If possible, I would ask them to sign (Parma teammate Domenico) Morfeo," he remarked.

forza gila great disicion from guys dont u think

Baraldi will be in a deep sh*t if he doesn't sell Gila to Milan this year. He will cost zero next year....and Gila had already stated he didn't want to go outside Italy....
Galliani will have it wrapped in a day or two i assume.....Maybe in a total cost of 23 million euro + players in a shape of Caracciolo and some young midfielders .....

I think Galliani is only taking some time so to reduce the price. Gila and Milan wants each other only the price set by Parma is a high

this business made me crazy .. everytime i go online first thing i do is look for Milan Confirmation ... and nothing happend till this time ...

c'mon Milan ....

For the convenience of interested members, I merged some other non-frequented Gilardino threads into this one

Gila IMO will be a Milan player next season.

I have to admire Parma´s balls though, trying to use the sale of one player to finance an entire team...whew..talk about cajones!

Still, in light of what happened with Kewell and Leeds and Liverpool, Parma should be very careful, as player power with regard to transfers is at an all time high, and Parma should not try to negotiate Milan out of the picture, for Gila to then refuse to go to Stamford Brigde or the Bernabeau.

If he does so, and maintains his "want away" attitude, they would then be forced to sell the player to Milan, at what ever fee Milan is willing to pay.

So while their 25M pound asking price is somewhat ridiculous, our offer (I believe for 18M) is a good one, and one I think Parma will ultimately take.

Originally Posted by Warro Bantan

Gila IMO will be a Milan player next season.

I have to admire Parma´s balls though, trying to use the sale of one player to finance an entire team...whew..talk about cajones!

Still, in light of what happened with Kewell and Leeds and Liverpool, Parma should be very careful, as player power with regard to transfers is at an all time high, and Parma should not try to negotiate Milan out of the picture, for Gila to then refuse to go to Stamford Brigde or the Bernabeau.

If he does so, and maintains his "want away" attitude, they would then be forced to sell the player to Milan, at what ever fee Milan is willing to pay.

So while their 25M pound asking price is somewhat ridiculous, our offer (I believe for 18M) is a good one, and one I think Parma will ultimately take.

I agree

I don't think Parma want to lose Gila for free.

I only hope Moggi and MOratti don't jump in