The Italian Summer - Transfer Talk 2007.

Tweedle wrote:

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:

Tweedle wrote:

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:As for Henry, it would certainly be a big disappointment if he was a replacement for Eto'o..

Henry is WORLD CLASS - as replacements go you could do a lot worse

yep but at 30 he has about 2-3 years left before we would have spend another £40 mill to find a player like Eto'o.... very bad business..

I thought the idea was that Henry would be there as a player through which Krkic could be faded into the squad?

I'm surprised I'm having to enlighten you on your own squad's plans oleguer

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:Galliani: Eto’o our main target
Monday 18 June, 2007
Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani insists that Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o remains the club’s main target.

The Rossoneri have been heavily linked with the Cameroon international over the past few weeks, when Galliani admitted that he was waiting for the end of the Liga season to make an official move.

The Spanish championship ended on Sunday, when Barcelona were pipped in the race for the title by Real Madrid.

Several Blaugrana players, including Eto’o and Ronaldinho, are now being linked with a summer move and the San Siro is being touted as their possible destination.

“Do Milan want Ronaldinho? Our first objective is Eto’o,” said Galliani on Monday.

“If it is possible from a financial point of view, we will complete the move, otherwise we will continue with the Champions League winning squad, plus Ronaldo,” added the former Lega Calcio President.

Silvio Berlusconi had stated last week that if he could choose between signing Eto’o and bringing back Andriy Shevchenko, he would go for the Ukrainian star.

“Berlusconi and I agree on everything and that has never changed over the past thirty years,” explained Galliani.

“Is Eto’o the best possible solution? I cannot give an answer to this question, there are many different roads we can take,” concluded the Rossonero.

Eto’o recently insisted that he wanted to continue his adventure with the Nou Camp outfit, although his future has yet to be decided as it is understood that the Italian giants might offer up to £28m for the striker

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:Who else are you going for as a striker target? Surely Eto'o can't be the only one, because IF we accept an offer, Chelsea will double it in a second.

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:Galliani: Eto’o our main target
Monday 18 June, 2007
Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani insists that Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o remains the club’s main target.

The Rossoneri have been heavily linked with the Cameroon international over the past few weeks, when Galliani admitted that he was waiting for the end of the Liga season to make an official move.

The Spanish championship ended on Sunday, when Barcelona were pipped in the race for the title by Real Madrid.

Several Blaugrana players, including Eto’o and Ronaldinho, are now being linked with a summer move and the San Siro is being touted as their possible destination.

“Do Milan want Ronaldinho? Our first objective is Eto’o,” said Galliani on Monday.

“If it is possible from a financial point of view, we will complete the move, otherwise we will continue with the Champions League winning squad, plus Ronaldo,” added the former Lega Calcio President.

Silvio Berlusconi had stated last week that if he could choose between signing Eto’o and bringing back Andriy Shevchenko, he would go for the Ukrainian star.

“Berlusconi and I agree on everything and that has never changed over the past thirty years,” explained Galliani.

“Is Eto’o the best possible solution? I cannot give an answer to this question, there are many different roads we can take,” concluded the Rossonero.

Eto’o recently insisted that he wanted to continue his adventure with the Nou Camp outfit, although his future has yet to be decided as it is understood that the Italian giants might offer up to £28m for the striker

Who else are you going for as a striker target? Surely Eto'o can't be the only one, because IF we accept an offer, Chelsea will double it in a second.

bluenine wrote:Apparently Galliani is happy with Milan's striker situation.... Ronaldo, Gila, Inzaghi, and Oli... IF they get Eto'o, they will let Oli go, else they will keep Oli.

I hope they don't get Eto'o

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:Who else are you going for as a striker target? Surely Eto'o can't be the only one, because IF we accept an offer, Chelsea will double it in a second.

Target Man SSK wrote:@ Milanistas

What you make of the meeting between Kaka's dad and Real?

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:well we can't afford Drogba.. so I guess you would be favourites to sign him.

As for Sheva it is hard to say whether he is actually on the market or not..

Target Man SSK wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:
If there are two things you should know about Galliani, then know that what he says and does are two completely different things.

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Well that's what they say. That is one of the big reasons we won't be moving for Emerson.

The figures you were offering Kaka (if true) are above and beyond what anyone in football makes. Kaka is about the 6th highest earner (in salary alone) in the world (according to gazzetta). We apparently have given him a raise.

I don't know man. Perez was a smooth mover in the market, but I think he also backed off if he saw the club wasn't interested in selling. He always was a long-term thinker.

Target Man SSK wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Well that's what they say. That is one of the big reasons we won't be moving for Emerson.

The figures you were offering Kaka (if true) are above and beyond what anyone in football makes. Kaka is about the 6th highest earner (in salary alone) in the world (according to gazzetta). We apparently have given him a raise.

I don't know man. Perez was a smooth mover in the market, but I think he also backed off if he saw the club wasn't interested in selling. He always was a long-term thinker.

This really damages the releationship between the clubs.

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:well we can't afford Drogba.. so I guess you would be favourites to sign him.

As for Sheva it is hard to say whether he is actually on the market or not..

What does your gut say? Will anyone big leave Barca this summer?

The only reason Barcelona would sell a player is if they are somehow disrupting team unity, IMO.

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:@ Milanistas

What you make of the meeting between Kaka's dad and Real?

It occurred and Milan (and Kaka, as reported in gazzetta) both declined.

Papers in Italy suggest we have also broken off any transfer contact with you guys.

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Well that's what they say. That is one of the big reasons we won't be moving for Emerson.

The figures you were offering Kaka (if true) are above and beyond what anyone in football makes. Kaka is about the 6th highest earner (in salary alone) in the world (according to gazzetta). We apparently have given him a raise.

I don't know man. Perez was a smooth mover in the market, but I think he also backed off if he saw the club wasn't interested in selling. He always was a long-term thinker.

This really damages the releationship between the clubs.

In a sense, but only until Calderon leaves. I just don't think there is room for negotiation with tactics like this. Now I'm not for one second saying Galliani is angelic. But he does have a little bit of experience in these matters.

Target Man SSK wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Target Man SSK wrote:

Well that's what they say. That is one of the big reasons we won't be moving for Emerson.

The figures you were offering Kaka (if true) are above and beyond what anyone in football makes. Kaka is about the 6th highest earner (in salary alone) in the world (according to gazzetta). We apparently have given him a raise.

I don't know man. Perez was a smooth mover in the market, but I think he also backed off if he saw the club wasn't interested in selling. He always was a long-term thinker.

This really damages the releationship between the clubs.

In a sense, but only until Calderon leaves. I just don't think there is room for negotiation with tactics like this. Now I'm not for one second saying Galliani is angelic. But he does have a little bit of experience in these matters.

Only way we will sign Kaka, is if we tap him up. But Kaka seems like too much of a nice guy for that. Calderon needs to be calmer, theres plenty of time to sign Kaka, (till August 31st), and we need to buy other players too.

Target Man SSK wrote:If Kaka wanted a move, i'm sure we would get our man.

But atm it seems he doesn't.


And please buy Emeson

bluenine wrote:Good. You milanistas find your own feeder club, this one's taken!!

bluenine wrote:Good. You milanistas find your own feeder club, this one's taken!!

Red n' Black wrote:

bluenine wrote:Good. You milanistas find your own feeder club, this one's taken!!

But we already have our feeder club, FC Internazionale Milano I can't thank you enough for Pirlo&Seedorf, who turned out to be invaluable to our team and even for players like Bobo+Favalli, who gained some experience there before moving on to us

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:

Forza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:

Oleguerisntthatbad wrote:well we can't afford Drogba.. so I guess you would be favourites to sign him.

As for Sheva it is hard to say whether he is actually on the market or not..

What does your gut say? Will anyone big leave Barca this summer?

The only reason Barcelona would sell a player is if they are somehow disrupting team unity, IMO.

Honestly I don't think anybody big will leave.

First of all because most fans don't want that; 2) Laporta should be strengthening rather than weakening the squad; 3) Our economy is strong enough to keep players 4) there are no real targets out there that are good enough to replace them (without having to pay a crazy price) and 5) the disruption rumours are mostly invented by the press.

Agooner wrote:either dinho or Eto'o will leave barca.

Red n' Black wrote:Even Favallinho Best goals to minute ratio in the team