The Champions League game against PSV Eindhoven will be decisive for AC Milan’s future: if the rossoneri will qualify for the group stage, they will be able to sign Cagliari 26 year old defender Davide Astori and Juventus 29 year old forward Alessandro Matri. On the contrary, the Lombard club won’t be able to sign these players, and coach Massimiliano Allegri could be replaced, according to Tuttosport, by Devis Mangia. Milan are also evaluating other options for their offensive line, like Fiorentina 21 year old second striker Adem Ljajic: last night, the Tuscan club’s president Andrea Della Valle has told Sky Sport that the player will almost certainly leave and that he can’t exclude a transfer to the rossoneri, even if, as highlighted by calciomercato.com, the viola’s number one has never been understanding with those players who have an agreement with the other clubs while still under contract. The Lombard club needs in any case to sell some of its players: Bologna are interested in 31 year old defender Christian Zaccardo, while Sampdoria Sports Director Carlo Osti has told Sportitalia that he admires both 28 year old midfielder Antonio Nocerino and 30 year old left back Luca Antonini, but that this latter could join only as part of a swap and that the former Palermo player is too expensive.

As reported in the last days, Napoli are trying to extend the contract of their wingback Juan Camilo Zuniga, considered a Juventus target: but, as reported by Il Mattino, the Colombia international is not intentioned to accept the azzurri’s offer. The bianconeri are also working for the future seasons, and, according to the Corriere dello Sport, are thinking about Cagliari 26 year old midfielder Radja Nainggolan.