A few weeks ago AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliani had declared that his club was not going to sign anybody if he it was not going to sell some of its players; and in fact, as reported this morning, if Galliani himself, actually in Brazil, will be able to yield 23 year Alexandre Pato and 28 year old Robinho –who has once again expressed his will to join his former club Santos-, the rossoneri will be able to swoop on a forward like Shanghai Shenhua 34 year old Didier Drogba and a midfielder like PSV Eindhoven 22 year old Kevin Strootman; but Milan also need to enforce their defense, and, according to AS, are keen on Real Madrid 34 year old Ricardo Carvalho, even if signing a player which is not so young and requires an extremely high salary doesn’t seem too credible according to the Lombard club’s new policy. Regarding the posisble departures, another player could leave the rossoneri, 28 year old midfielder Mathieu Flamini, who, according to the Corriere dello Sport, is tracked by Napoli.

Juventus absolutely need to enforce their defense, and, according to Fichajes.net, are also interested in Zenit St. Petersburg 27 year old Nicolas Lombaerts, valued about 10 million euros by the Russian club. The bianconeri keep also on seeking a striker, and if for the next season their main target, according to Tuttosport, remains Borussia Dortmund 24 year old Robert Lewansowski, for the immediate, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, are also thinking about Genoa 30 year old Marco Borriello.