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but at the end of the day theres a 35million dollar difference
You're right we don't need him however, passing up the opportunity of signing such a great talent for free is stupid. What if Momo gets injured or is a little out of form? Would we rely on Rino then? Mind you, we are going to play in three different competitions next season and we arhe reinforcements we are going to need all the reinforcements we could possibly get.
I wouldn't say Flamini is a priority as we have many other areas we have to take care of first but getting him would be very good for Juve.
I wouldn't say Flamini is a priority as we have many other areas we have to take care of first but getting him would be very good for Juve.
seriously there are too many people who just jump on the 'i hate secco' bandwagon.
this season is secco's 1st season as transfer director, sure he has made a couple bad signings but he needs to be given a chance.. i could make a whole list of signings that Moggi made who ended up as complete failures. If Secco fails again come next season, then people have a right to call for his head.
this season is secco's 1st season as transfer director, sure he has made a couple bad signings but he needs to be given a chance.. i could make a whole list of signings that Moggi made who ended up as complete failures. If Secco fails again come next season, then people have a right to call for his head.
Ancelotti: I Want Flamini
Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti has confessed that he hopes the club completes the signing of Matthieu Flamini.
Flamini is out of contract at the Emirates Stadium in the summer, and having refused to sign a new deal, Arsene Wenger has resigned himself to losing the midfielder.
Reports in the Italian press yesterday suggested that Milan had beaten Juventus to sign the 24-year-old, who would arrive on a five-year contract worth €4m-a-year.
There has been no official confirmation of the move, but Carlo Ancelotti has admitted that he hopes the deal is completed.
"If he [Flamini] were to come here on a free transfer, it would be good for our midfield," he told Milan Channel.
Ancelotti also confirmed his attacking line-up for tomorrow’s Serie A match with Livorno at San Siro.
"Filippo Inzaghi will play as the first striker with Clarence Seedorf and Kakà behind him, he stated.
“Alexandre Pato will be on the bench with me."
Milan simply have to win the game if they are to harbour any hope of qualifying for the Champions League next season. They are currently four points behind fourth-placed Fiorentina.
goal.com
Milan boss Carlo Ancelotti has confessed that he hopes the club completes the signing of Matthieu Flamini.
Flamini is out of contract at the Emirates Stadium in the summer, and having refused to sign a new deal, Arsene Wenger has resigned himself to losing the midfielder.
Reports in the Italian press yesterday suggested that Milan had beaten Juventus to sign the 24-year-old, who would arrive on a five-year contract worth €4m-a-year.
There has been no official confirmation of the move, but Carlo Ancelotti has admitted that he hopes the deal is completed.
"If he [Flamini] were to come here on a free transfer, it would be good for our midfield," he told Milan Channel.
Ancelotti also confirmed his attacking line-up for tomorrow’s Serie A match with Livorno at San Siro.
"Filippo Inzaghi will play as the first striker with Clarence Seedorf and Kakà behind him, he stated.
“Alexandre Pato will be on the bench with me."
Milan simply have to win the game if they are to harbour any hope of qualifying for the Champions League next season. They are currently four points behind fourth-placed Fiorentina.
goal.com
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