As reported in the last days, AC Milan could loose many of their players because of the fact that they won’t play in the next edition of the Champions League: in addition to 23 year old striker Mario Balotelli and 31 year old attacking midfielder Kakà, in fact, also 21 year old full-back Mattia De Sciglio –tracked by Real Madrid- could leave “San Siro”; the rossoneri still have a chance to qualify for the Europa League, and, as reported by Milannews, the team’s captain Riccardo Montolivo has highlighted his will to achieve this target even to be able to keep those teammates that would like to stay but would have to be sold without playing in a European competition. In any case, the Lombard club’s new strategy seems clear, as explained by their executive Barbara Berlusconi during the interviewed accorded to four-four-two Italia: Milan will have to remain attentive to the young talents around the World and anticipate their competitors. For this reason the rossoneri keep on seeking a new Sports Director, with Giovanni Galli and Sean Sogliano as main options. Meanwhile, as anticipated in the last days, 29 year old striker Alessandro Matri will come back from the period on loan at Fiorentina at the end of the season, and, according to Football Direct News, could move to England where he is tracked by Tottenham. Also Serie A defending champions Juventus, despite a different financial and technical situation, are observing some young talents, and, as reported by Sky Sport, are interested in 18 year old midfielder Adrien Rabiot, whose contract with Paris Saint-Germain will expire in June 2015. An eventual negotiation for the teen star would not be linked with the future of 21 year old Paul Pogba, tracked by the French club.
