After Zapata, Giuseppe Rossi. Milan continues the partnership with Villarreal, who brought the Colombian defender to the Rossoneri (on loan with the right to buy) and who could soon also transfer the national Pepito.
Galliani took information with the Yellow Submarine, relegated to the Segunda division and therefore "forced" to sell (but perhaps it would be better to say sell off...) its jewels. However, Rossi has an important drawback: he is injured and will not be able to take the field before January-February 2013. That's why Milan made a special offer to the Spaniards: loan with right of redemption (still to be fixed, Villarreal ask for 10, the Rossoneri don't go beyond 6), with the player who would remain in Spain until the end of the season. In this way Galliani would opt for him at a discounted price and Pepito would be able to return to play continuously, at least in the season finale. If the recovery were not to be convincing, Milan would not exercise the redemption, vice versa they would find themselves ready for the after Cassano. There is also the hypothesis that Rossi could arrive immediately at Milanello, to complete the treatment with the Rossoneri staff.
In short, the track is hot, but it doesn't exclude the arrival of another striker. Matri really likes Allegri and dressing roomFurthermore, the bad performance in Beijing further distanced him from Juventus. For the moment, however, there is no agreement between the clubs, with Milan asking for a loan and Marotta answering spades. But the market is still long and things could change. Meanwhile, yesterday was Zapata's day, who officially presented himself to the press and fans at Milanello. “Milan is the strongest team in the world and I can't wait to show all my value. I know that the strongest centre-backs in the world have left, but I came here to prove my worth. I'll have to work hard every day, but all this doesn't scare me: by working hard, I can get where I want".
