Matter of hours. Those that separate Gigio Donnarumma from signing with Milan, which will bind him to the Rossoneri until 2021. A four-year contract, therefore, one less than we thought until a few days ago: the figures, however, are confirmed both as regards his salary (6 million per season) than that of his brother.
After several winks in recent weeks, the parties came to a decisive conclusion on the release clause, the last bulwark before arriving at the long-awaited agreement: 75 million round and round, halfway between the 100 initially requested by Milan and the 50 demanded by clan of Donnarumma, moreover untied from any objective of classification.
The Rossoneri thus add another piece to their bombastic transfer campaign, which has already seen 7 arrivals and more will soon be added. Of course, someone needs to be sold first (Kucka will go to Trabzonspor for 6 million and Bertolacci is also leaving) but the car is running and will continue regardless. Montella still wants a striker and a central midfielder: Kalinic e Biglia more concrete goals Aubameyang the dream not yet fully set.
The Gabonese has a maxi offer from Cannavaro's Tianjin (41 million per season!) to which he will have to respond by July 15, the day the Chinese market closes. Should he refuse the "golden prison", Milan could try to convince him, perhaps by leveraging his Rossoneri past and a project that appears increasingly ambitious.
We also work frantically at home Interboth in the field and on the market. While Spalletti begins to weave the web on the field, Sabatini and Ausilio move behind the scenes to give him a suitable squad. Made for Skriniar e Borja Valero (Fiorentina 5 million plus bonuses, medical visits on Monday), the aim is for a great coup that would ignite the imagination of the fans. Sanchez has been added to the usual names of Nainggolan and Di Maria: the Chilean has already promised himself to Bayern Munich but his contractual situation (expiring in 2018) still authorizes the Nerazzurri to try.
The situation is a little more complex Juventus, where before buying you need to sort out the discourse of sales. PSG is ready to put 100 million on the plate for the Alex Sandro-Cuadrado couple (Chelsea also likes the Brazilian a lot), a figure that would allow the black and whites to storm the international market. At the moment, Bernardeschi aside (40 plus bonuses for the offer to Fiorentina), there are no significant movements but Marotta and Paratici will hardly be found unprepared.
First moves also for the Napoli, so far stopped at the solo Ounas. Giuntoli is in Madrid to deal with Berenguer and Rulli, the first tall winger of Osasuna, the second goalkeeper of Real Sociedad, and on Monday he will welcome Mario Rui, arriving from Rome for 9 million.
