Another 48 hours, then the Inter of the Chinese will be born. The negotiation for the transfer of the Nerazzurri to the Suning Group is now in the finishing straight, as evidenced by the trip of Thohir, Zanetti and other leading executives to Nanjing, the operational headquarters of the oriental giant. The signatures should arrive on Sunday and the long-awaited official announcement on Monday, in perfect timing with the opening of the stock exchanges. And then yes, the green light will start for the market, so far on standby for obvious logistical reasons. “We are waiting to see the evolution of the negotiation – glossed over sporting director Ausilio. – We will still have to respect the parameters of Financial Fair Play but this does not mean that we will not build a competitive team. Mancini will stay with us 100%, we've already met and we've established what to do” The road is therefore traced, both incoming and outgoing. “Brozovic says he's not sure about staying? I don't know that his contract is about to expire, so Inter will decide his future and not him. Icardi will certainly stay, he is a player to start from. Yaya Touré? Our coach likes him a lot but first we have to wait for the change of ownership ”. Less certainties at Milan, where Silvio Berlusconi continues to prevaricate regarding the negotiation with the Chinese consortium. “It is not certain that the deal will materialize – he explained during the umpteenth interview these days. – I asked for guarantees regarding the investments to be made year after year and I have not yet received an answer. The condition for selling the company is this”. In reality, operations continue to be tight and the widespread feeling is that everything will be clarified only after the electoral ballots in mid-June, coincidentally the dead-line also posted by Fininvest. Should the transfer of ownership materialize, Milan could finally move on the market, starting with the coach. The hottest name on the Chinese notebook is that of Unai Emery, fresh winner of the third consecutive Europa League. The Spaniard is under contract with Sevilla until 2017 but he has a release clause of 2 million: an affordable rock for those who, like the consortium in question, would like to present themselves in style. In the castle of Rossoneri hypotheses the name of Ibrahimovic is still alive but talking about it, at the moment, doesn't make much sense. From those who have few certainties to those who have many, however much the crazy world of the transfer market can give. Juventus is preparing to welcome Dani Alves, now a full-fledged Juventus player.
“In a few days I will come to Turin to sign – he revealed to Sportitalia. – I won a lot in Spain but now the time has come for a change and I can't wait to go to Juventus. My goal is to help her win in Europe as well." However, his arrival puts Lichtsteiner's permanence at risk, also because Paris Saint Germain fell on the Swiss. “It's a great honor to be associated with such a club – he admitted during an interview. – I don't close the doors to any possibility but at the moment I'm a Juventus player". The Morata issue will then be defined in days, less obvious than one might have thought until a few hours ago. In fact, the Spaniard is less and less convinced of returning to Madrid, aware of being considered a bargaining chip and not an important player for Zidane's chessboard. His fate is also linked to Perez's decisions but certainly his will could prove decisive: this is why Marotta hasn't yet lost hope of keeping him in Turin. Hot market also in Rome, both in terms of income and expenditure. However, these are the ones that make the most noise: Barcelona really like Pjanic, who are more than willing to pay the 38 million release clause, while Rudiger is in the sights of Chelsea, who have come to offer 20 million plus bonuses. In the meantime, Sabatini is looking for a right full-back (Van der Wiel and Caceres are the chosen ones), waiting to collect the money from the sales to kick off the waltz of signings. Live movements also for Napoli, ready to indulge in Sarri's wishes. After Tonelli, the coach would like another loyalist from Empoli's times like Zielinski, but owned by Udinese. And since the Pozzo workshop is confirmed to be very expensive, Giuntoli could play the Zapata card, on loan to the Friulians from last season and much appreciated by the Juventus club.
