As well known, AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliano is actually in Brazil to negoziate the transfers of 28 year old Robinho and 23 year old Alexandre Pato; regarding the latter, today the rossoneri’s number two has met Corinthians’executive, and, as admitted to Globoesporte by the Timao Sports Director Duilio Montero Alves, the meeting has been positive, and the Brazilian club expects an answer from Milan within January 3rd;  it seems that the World Champions’offer amounts to 15 million euros; for what concerns the former Santos player, after that Flamengo have communicated through their official website their intention to leave the auction, now the Lombard team’s forward has become again a main option for both the Peixe and Atletico Mineiro. Regarding the possible new signings, as sublined by ilveromilanista, the French medias are sure that Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Mohamed Sissoko will join the rossoneri.

One of Inter Milan’s priorities remains the signing of a backup for their forward Diego Milito, and, according to Sky Sport 24, the nerazzurri are thinking again about Lazio 35 year old Tommaso Rocchi, also tracked by Pescara and Siena. Regarding the defense, Inter are still in competition with Napoli for FC Porto 27 year old Rolando and keep on tracking Lazio 25 year old Modibo Diakité, while for what concerns the midfield, 25 year old Fernando Francisco Reges has confirmed his will to leave FC Porto and has declared to be honoured of the Lombard club’s interest.

Juventus keep on being very active on the transfer market regarding their defense, and if, according to Sky transfer market expert Gianluca Di Marzio, they have obtained an option for Botafogo 18 year old Doria, who however won’t join before the end of the season, his Sportitalia colleague Alfredo Pedullà substains that for 28 year old Federico Peluso there is now just a one million euros difference between Atalanta’s request and the Piedmontese club’s offer. Regarding the midfield, Paris Saint-Germain 20 year old Marco Verratti has confirmed once again his will to remain in France.