AC Milan vice president Adriano Galliani has revealed that the club expects to reach a conclusion on the future of striker Robinho. Robinho has been heavily linked with a move to his boyhood club Santos throughout the summer but the money involve has delayed negotiations, with Santos balking at the player's wage demands and Milan's asking price. Galliani admitted that talks are still progres...Full Story »

AC Milan will move to sign a new striker should Robinho finalise his return to Santos, according to vice-president Adriano Galliani. The 29-year-old former Manchester City and Real Madrid forward was close to agreeing a move to his boyhood club in January, having spent six months back in Brazil on loan from City in 2010. Terms could not be agreed, however, and Robinho completed the Serie A s...Full Story »

AC Milan striker Robinho's father insists that his son is not forcing unreasonable salary demands to come in the way of a potential return to boyhood club Santos. The Brazilian has been continuously linked with Santos for much of his career and has repeatedly expressed a desire to return to Brazil. At Milan, he has also fallen down the pecking order and has had to play second fiddle to the l...Full Story »

The striker completed his move from San Siro to Parma and sees the new coach as pivotal in his Nerazzurri departure, though the ex-Napoli boss disputed his claims New Parma striker Antonio Cassano has blamed new Inter coach Walter Mazzarri for his San Siro departure following the completion of his transfer on Wednesday. The Italy international scored seven goals in 28 Serie A appearances las...Full Story »

Antonio Cassano completed his move to Parma on Wednesday. Parma have completed the signing of Italy striker Antonio Cassano from Inter Milan on undisclosed terms. The 30-year-old former Roma, Real Madrid and Sampdoria striker, who will be unveiled in the Ducale city on Thursday, will wear the number 99 shirt at the Stadio Ennio Tardini. A statement published on fcparma.com read: "Parma can an...Full Story »

Juventus director general Giuseppe Marotta feels the club's poor relationship with Fiorentina will hinder a potential move for in-demand striker Stevan Jovetic. Marotta was speaking at the unveiling of Juve's second reinforcement to the forward line as Fernando Llorente finalised his move from Athletic Bilbao to join Argentina international Carlos Tevez in Turin. The Bianconeri are eager to ...Full Story »

Former AC Milan player Pietro Vierchowod is appalled by suggestions that the club could sell Stephan El Shaarawy. The Italian international has been linked with a move to Manchester City this summer, despite speaking openly about his desire to stay with AC Milan. Rossoneri vice-president Adriano Gallaini stoked the fires further by admitting last month that he was open to the possibility of s...Full Story »

Fiorentina are still in the hunt for Bayern Munich striker Mario Gomez, according to the Italian club's general manager Sandro Mencucci. La Viola are keen on the Germany international, who seems set to leave Bayern this summer after four years with the club, although no agreement has yet been reached. Gomez still has three years left to run on his contract and Bayern are unlikely to let him ...Full Story »

The centre-back could well be on his way to Serie A after a frustrating season at Parc des Princes Mamadou Sakho has revealed Liverpool and AC Milan are interested in his services and admits he is open to a summer move after growing disillusioned with life at Paris-Saint-Germain. The 23-year-old made 30 appearances for the club last season but often found himself out of favour, with Thiago ...Full Story »

Juventus general director Giuseppe Marotta feels that the signing of Carlos Tevez is further proof that the Serie A champions are one of Europe's elite clubs again. Tevez joined Juventus earlier this week from Manchester City to boost the Bianconeri's strike force, which has been previously criticised for not delivering enough goals. Marotta hailed the quality of the Argentine striker and be...Full Story »