Alberto Paloschi

He's on amazing form, it seems like he's on the scoresheet of every game these days. However, Parma now want to keep him.

Personally, I think we should come to a gentlemen's agreement with them where he gets to stay there for next season before they give him back.

"Gentlemen's agreement"? :) You should call it "deal".

Keeping Paloschi can be some kind of payment for one of their players. We are interested in McDonald Mariga, who is - reportedly - one of the most interesting midfielders in Serie B. I've read that we would like to sign Mariga and agree Paloschi to stay for one more season / loan one of the duo: Rodney Strasser - Mathias Cardacio.

To be honest, I don't think Alberto would be key player in "Rossoneri" team, so Adriano Galliani would agree him to stay at Ennio Tardini. This solution would be good for both clubs and for player. Parma won't keep players like Mariga or Rossi forever, so why wouldn't we make way to sign them easier? :)

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Argh, English sometimes is so hard... ;x

Originally Posted by maslok

"Gentlemen's agreement"? You should call it "deal".

Keeping Paloschi can be some kind of payment for one of their players. We are interested in McDonald Mariga, who is - reportedly - one of the most interesting midfielders in Serie B. I've read that we would like to sign Mariga and agree Paloschi to stay for one more season / loan one of the duo: Rodney Strasser - Mathias Cardacio.

To be honest, I don't think Alberto would be key player in "Rossoneri" team, so Adriano Galliani would agree him to stay at Ennio Tardini. This solution would be good for both clubs and for player. Parma won't keep players like Mariga or Rossi forever, so why wouldn't we make way to sign them easier?

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Argh, English sometimes is so hard... ;x

Gentlemen's agreement is essentially a deal without necessarily making it formal. I agree with the rest though, I've written a fair amount about my interest in Mariga, so I'd definitely like us to get him. And offering Strasser or especially Cardacio as extra loan options could be beneficial for us as they get more experience.

Originally Posted by maslok

I've read that we would like to sign Mariga and agree Paloschi to stay for one more season / loan one of the duo: Rodney Strasser - Mathias Cardacio.

If it's true, then Parma should sell half of Mariga's contract to Milan so Parma can have both half of Paloschi's and Strasser's/Cardaccio's contracts for next season.

No, no, no. I've read about loan, not co - ownership. :)

These days in Serie A there is pretty rarely a full loan.

In my view paloschi contract has to be fully owned by milan, he is a talent and i would hate to see him leave for parma and prob be sold off to a large european team. players like paloshci, gourcuff, abate, Albertazzi, passini, strasser, pierre aubameyang are the future of milan, these players need to be retained at all costs.

We still have the half of Paloschi contract, Parma can't sell him. No worry at all.

If Paloschi's price raises, that will only bring advantage for Milan and Parma. With co-ownership, there is a shared responsibility of the respective player's development.

The best option is probably for 1 more season at parma in the serie a. A bit of experience as their main forward, then bring him back, work out a deal best for both parties.
Imagine the pace of Pato and Paloschi together, its frightening haha.

Parma 4-0 Vicenza
Already promoted Parma celebrated in style, but the result was overshadowed by a serious accident at the Stadio Tardini. After 62 minutes a Vicenza fan fell from the stands and on request of supporters and the players, the game was suspended for 20 minutes while he received treatment. As for the match itself, it felt more like a training exercise even before then. Paloschi scored a brace, including a left-foot strike that squirmed through goalkeeper Frison’s hands, while Lunardini also netted and Bjelanovic accidentally put through his own net by redirecting Leon’s corner.
Scorers: Paloschi 12, 48 (P), Lunardini 26 (P), Bjelanovic og 42 (P)
Parma: Pegolo; Paci (Pambianchi 72), A Lucarelli, Castellini; Zenoni, Morrone, Lunardini, Mariga, Antonelli (Rossi 66); Paloschi, Leon (Pisanu 79)
Vicenza: Frison (Cicioni 72); Giani, Di Cesare (Zanchi 63), Volta, Brivio; Bottone, Gorobsov, Botta; N Rigoni; Forestieri, Bjelanovic (Margiotta 70)
Ref: Scoditti
Attendance: 11,203

I think Paloschi is becoming somewhat of a hero in the current Parma side. Not so much on the scale that Gourcuff at Bordeaux is, but certainly he's performed well enough to get the fans behind him.

Congratulations on your goals, Paloschi!!!

11 goals in first season in Serie B in first year as professional footballer at the age of 19 is very good. Nicola Pozzi, our former hot prospect striker who has been sold to Empoli, managed only to score 12 goals.

Keep up the good work, Palo!!!

Any news on Paloschi for the upcoming season? Will he stay at Parma for another season or return to Milan? He could be good cover for the aging Pippo and the injury-prone Borriello even if Dzeko does join this year.

Originally Posted by tardissun

Any news on Paloschi for the upcoming season? Will he stay at Parma for another season or return to Milan? He could be good cover for the aging Pippo and the injury-prone Borriello even if Dzeko does join this year.

Showing consistency at his age is very promising. Probably not wise to take him on this year, but can be a true successor of Pippo if he can replicate last season's form in Serie A. Serie A will be harder, but hopefully he improves as well. Parma have little hope of keeping the youngster as they have admitted, but hope Milan will give him another year to devlop at their club. Don't trust them one bit though....

Originally Posted by tardissun

Any news on Paloschi for the upcoming season? Will he stay at Parma for another season or return to Milan? He could be good cover for the aging Pippo and the injury-prone Borriello even if Dzeko does join this year.

Just read on goal.com (not the best source) that he's likely to stay at Parma for another season.