Summer Mercato 2010

Originally Posted by Jay Crisp

http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy...deal-for-marco

Thank god if that useless man had arrived I'd be p1ssed , but he isn't so thank you Galli again.

we doged a bullet there!!

Originally Posted by M.O.I.

Vulli is MM's Santa Clause!!

Originally Posted by Siregar

Hahaha. Seeing his nick and/or his Rossi avatar always makes me excited what good news he is bringing now. Thank you Vulli!

Originally Posted by K77SH C

Vulli is Milanmania's Reuters. Can the mods put that above his avatar?

Originally Posted by Reza

done

hahhahaha thank you guys, I will take this like a honor anyway I am only a Milan fan as all you are
I always read italian sites as think that they may be more reliable and then I post the news here as fast as I can
anyway as my favorite word in italian is E FATTA (its done ),so I hope that I can announce Robinho today, that would be a great mercato for us
Forza Milan

Last season I really didn't mind him, but nowadays things are different. He is not a player suit ambitious goals. KPB is way better than him.

Originally Posted by Vulli

As reported by Gianluca di Marzio of Sky Speciale Calciomercato: Robinho will arrive in Milan at 8:30 this morning. The talented Brazilian should have arrived last night at 23:30, but his flight was delayed probably waiting for Borriello-Juventus deal to be closed

but with Borri staying what happens now with robinho or are we cool still as Klass has gone to Schalke?

***EDIT***
Just seen this

from football-italia

La Gazzetta dello Sport understands Milan have done a deal for Manchester City fantasista Robinho, but first they must sell players.

The Rossoneri have apparently used the same formula to land the Brazilian as they did with Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the weekend, a loan for a year, then an option to buy, this time for €15m.

La Gazzetta understands that Ibrahimovic's agent Mino Raiola flew to England yesterday afternoon to handle the Robinho transfer.

Raiola has already held negotiations with City this summer when another of his high profile clients Mario Balotelli moved to Eastlands from Inter.

La Gazzetta claims City gave the green light at 'a certain hour' last night, prompting Adriano Galliani to organise a private jet for 8:30am this morning.

However, Milan must first make room for the Brazil international before his arrival. Galliani is currently working on selling Marco Borriello to Juventus.

The two clubs have apparently reached an agreement whereby Juventus will loan the 28-year-old with the option to sign him for €13m next summer.

Meanwhile Schalke appear to have signed Klaas-Jan Huntelaar for €14m, facilitating the Robinho deal that little bit further.

Originally Posted by Kaka1899

but with Borri staying what happens now with robinho or are we cool still as Klass has gone to Schalke?

If we want Robinho to Milan then Boriello must say yes to Juve anyway Borriello will say yes but first he wants an extension until 2015 and salary from 3 million to 4 million from Juve

i hope Borri does not screw this deal up for us, imo Robinho would have scored at least one of the chances Borri had on Sunday night.

15M transfer and 5Mil salary for Robinho is a great deal.

Don't know why Milan must sell both Borri and Hunter to get Robinho, as I can see them having both on the team, since Hunter is gone.

According To Latest reports, around 11 is expected to arrive in Milan Robinho with a private plane... I hope its true

is that 11 CET?

No longer Milan is loaded with CBs, they are also loading up with forwards/strikers.

Maybe they can play this formation.

------Abbiatti------
Papa--Nesta--Yepes
--Bonera-T. Silva--
Robinho-Ibra-Dinho
--Pato--Borreillo--

That will solve the problems with lacking Great FBs, and lacks of movement from midfield.

Galliani is a visionary after all.

I agree with Gabriel, i don't see why we need to lose both Boriello and Huntelaar. Getting rid of both leaves us quite short of target-men up front. I know we have Inzaghi but how many games in all seriousness can he be expected to play in a whole season? If Ibrahimovic were to get injured then we'd have no one of that type to fill in. I can't complain too much if it gets us Robinho, but i think it might be slightly rash to lose both of these players at the same time.

On the flip side, if it meant we signed Lukaku next season i'm all for it

Galliani and Marotta have found agreement for Grosso-Kaladze exchange between Milan and Juve

Well, getting Grosso will surely strengthen the Reserve team.
All they need is Canna or Matrix and Milan can actually have a WC2006 Champions back line for their reserve team with Zambro-Oddo-Canna/Matrix-Grosso.

Juve is stupid to trade for Kala THE GAME CHANGER, maybe Janku can play there too.

The exchange Kaladze-Grosso in these minutes is under development

Originally Posted by Jim_UK

I agree with Gabriel, i don't see why we need to lose both Boriello and Huntelaar. Getting rid of both leaves us quite short of target-men up front. I know we have Inzaghi but how many games in all seriousness can he be expected to play in a whole season? If Ibrahimovic were to get injured then we'd have no one of that type to fill in. I can't complain too much if it gets us Robinho, but i think it might be slightly rash to lose both of these players at the same time.

On the flip side, if it meant we signed Lukaku next season i'm all for it

A lot of people here are saying Borri is not needed as Pippo is the back up CF and Pato can also play as CF....Although that is true but imagine playing against Parma or Bari or Bolgna with 20 minutes remaining and the score is tie, Pato as CF from the start really can't crack the defense and the only option off the bench is Pippo-since Ibra was hurt, thus the starting trident was Robinho-Pato-Dinho. If Pippo scores great, but if he couldn't, then a lot of you will start saying he is too old-much like last year, when he can't score or can't run....and start to wish for Milan to have kept Borri, as he is strong enough to crash defense during tight game.