Torres to Milan, now or never. Yesterday's hectic day led to white smoke with the player, after Galliani and Sanz, Nino's agent, reached a three-year agreement in principle. The figures are those proposed by the Rossoneri, so it won't go beyond 3,5 million per season. That's why the ball passes to Chelsea, a club from which Sanz wants to ask for a severance pay of 4 million euros, plus euros minus what the Spaniard would have collected by remaining in the Blue. Today the attacker's attorney, yesterday in Milan, will fly to London where he will have an important meeting with the Chelsea management. It's impossible to know exactly how it will end but the sensations are good, even if the English, already willing to let the attacker go for free, don't seem inclined to pay. However, Mourinho has given the green light to the transfer and Diego Costa's injury (ligament problem, he could be out for three months) shouldn't be an obstacle: the Portuguese has put Destro in his sights as a possible replacement (however, Roma have already announced which is not even mentioned). One thing is certain, if El Nino becomes AC Milan he will only do it outright. Van Ginkel's speech is different: the Dutchman, initially reluctant to move to Milan, is slowly reviewing his positions. Therefore, the issues relating to the attacking winger, Biabiany in the first place, are on standby.
There would already be an agreement in principle with Parma (4,5 million plus Zaccardo) but the Torres affair monopolizes Galliani's moves which could play into the other suitor of the Frenchman. This is Inter, ready to conclude the transfer market with a bang. Here too, however, Biabiany is anything but first choice. In fact, Mazzarri's true dream is called Lavezzi and the operation, although complex, is not impossible. “Fassone and Ausilio are talking to PSG – admitted Erick Thohir, who landed in Milan to attend his Europa League match. – Now I too look forward to meeting the directors of the French club to take stock of the situation. It's not easy, we know. The end of the market is still a few days away but we must pay attention to Financial Fair Play”. Translated: Pocho can only arrive on loan, certainly not for the 15-20 million requested by PSG. Unless Inter, after having finalized the sale of Alvarez to Sunderland (an expensive loan of 1 million with compulsory redemption set at 11 in case of salvation of the Black Cats) and Silvestre to Sampdoria fail to sell Guarin as well.
The problem is that the Colombian doesn't look kindly on the Zenit solution, the only club to have taken concrete steps towards him by offering 12 million, and is still waiting for the advances from Juventus and Manchester United. In fact, one of the two could even come forward because all in all they are both linked to Arturo Vidal. In fact, the bianconeri would go to Guarin in case of the transfer of the Chilean but at the moment the hypothesis is rather distant. The English have never offered the 50 million requested by Corso Galileo Ferraris and therefore, barring a sensational twist, El Guerriero will remain at Juventus. However, the Turin-Manchester intrigue does not end here: yesterday Marotta met Hernandez's agents, getting a nice yes to the black and white loan proposal. Now all that remains is to wait for United's response, which could arrive as early as today.
