Matter of waiting. For the Milan first of all, that after the trial in Nyon is waiting to know its fate, for all the other big names, very active on the various fronts of an increasingly interesting market. Let's start with the Rossoneri and the hearing before the UEFA judges, which took place yesterday and antechamber of a sentence that will arrive within the weekend.
“We haven't been told when the decision will be made, but I imagine it will be quick enough – he confirmed Fassone – We had no further references, there was a good discussion even with the representatives of the Investigative Chamber, which lasted two hours. I have the perception that at least we have been listened to, now we will see what will happen, we hope that certain facts will be evaluated, not conjectures. Any recourse to the Lausanne Tas? It will depend a lot on the sentence, if we were to evaluate it excessively penalizing then the path of appeal would be possible".
Words that confirm a certain pessimism, but also the awareness of being able to play it to the end in the most appropriate venues. In fact, yesterday Milan was unable to put the "new member card" on the table, but in a few days the scenarios could be different and, consequently, also the decisions of UEFA. Only after that can we really talk about the transfer market, bearing in mind that Mirabelli has various solutions ready depending on how things go.
The others, on the other hand, are already moving on the various negotiating tables, starting with Juventus and Rome. The bianconeri are one step away from buying Cancelo, who will arrive from Valencia for 40 million: a great blow, which will make Luciano Spalletti and his Inter foam with anger. For a player arriving from Spain, however, there could be another who leaves: this is the case of Pjanic, loudly requested by Barcelona. For now, both Juve and the Bosnian are waiting, but it is clear that if the Blaugrana put so many millions on the plate (at least 70) the deal could take off, thus giving life to the Milinkovic-Savic dream.
Attention also to the Roma and to his market, enriched by a great coup. This is Javier Pastore, now one step away from wearing the yellow and red shirt. The Argentine will undergo the usual medical tests tomorrow and Di Francesco, who yesterday renewed his contract until 2020, will thus have Nainggolan's natural replacement in the squad, in turn smacking of Inter.
For an incoming Pastor (18 million to PSG, a four-year contract worth 4 million per season for him) there is in fact the outgoing Belgian, with Spalletti ready to embrace one of his pupils again, albeit a year late. Of course, the purchase of Nainggolan will not be painless: financial fair play forces you to respect certain parameters and therefore, to take the Ninja, an excellent sale could become necessary. Watch out for Perisic ("I'll decide when the World Cup is over" he announced after Croatia's withdrawal) and as usual Icardi, whose renewal is still far from being formalised. Suning will have to think about it, perhaps with a new partner: because Thohir has decided to sell his 30% and who knows if the 150-180 million incoming could help the Nerazzurri market.
Finally the Napoli, which could soon put an end to his (very long) hunt for the goalkeeper. With Rui Patricio at Wolverhampton and Leno one step away from Arsenal, the candidacies of Areola and Meret remain alive, with the former clearly favored. Ancelotti, who made him debut at the time of PSG, is betting on him and the French, as demonstrated on the Pastore front, must sell as soon as possible to raise 60 million and respect UEFA parameters.
