Milan: eys on two Argentines. Juve: Rugani farther
Today AC Milan Chief Executive Adriano Galliani has released some important declarations regarding his club's transfer market policy: the rossoneri's number two has assured to be aware of the team's needs, but he said that he has no intention to reveal his trategies; on the other hand, Galliani has commented some of the transfer rumors regarding Milan: the executive has confirmed to be waited for an answer from 20-year-old attacking midfielder Jesús Joaquín Fernández Sáez de la Torre, aka Suso, whose contract with Liverpool will expire at the end of the season, and has been quite sceptic about the possibility to sign Real Madrid 27-year-old midfielder Sami Khedira, who is also about to become a free agent, as the Germany international, even if he won't extend his deal, has in any case an extremely high salary. Finally, Galliani has declared that it is not easy to yield those players who don't have a chance to play, but that in any case there are just two or three players to sell. Meanwhile, the rossoneri keep on working to reinforce their team's flank, and, for what concerns such position -as outlined by calciomercato.com- are particularly attentive to the Argentine market, where they are tracking River Plate 27-year-old left back Leonel Vangioni and San Lorenzo 20-year-old winger Héctor Villalba. Serie A defending champions Juventus keep on seeking a new defender, and, as well known, are also thinking about Empoli 20-year-old Daniele Rugani: as reported by goal.com, the azzurri have no intention to let the Italy international leave during the next transfer window.
