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RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Beppe - 08-05-2025 Jashari is a very good player! Really glad we will get him. As for RB we gonna sign that swiss league player. But I cant see him starting. So we gonna play 3-5-2? Otherwise we have no real right fullback. Striker is gonna be Vlahovic IMO RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Aficio - 08-05-2025 At this stage, go all in for Nunez is the most crucial to complete the team, IMO. Leao, Gimenez, Okafor, Chukwueze possess the talent, but could turn in to slack off mode anytime. We need someone with unlimited energy and spirit to lead the attack, especially after we lost Tiji. Nunez missed a lot of chances, but almost of his chances came from his non-stop exploitation. Rossoneri: Ricci, Modric, P. Terraciano, Estupiñán In descending order Likely to come: Jashari, Athekame Likely to go: Bennacer, Adli, Musah, Okafor Gone: Liberali, Colombo, Royal, Vasquez, Pobega, Sportiello, Theo, Reijnders, Kalulu, Pellegrino, Jovic, Abraham, Walker, Felix, Sottil, Florenzi, Morata Studying abroad: Carmada, Zeroli, Comotto Not sure: Lazetic, Traore, Vos Code: --------------------------------------------Mike--------------------------------------------RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Arildonardo - 08-05-2025 (08-05-2025, 04:06 AM)Beppe Wrote: Jashari is a very good player! Really glad we will get him. Jashari sure has potential. Both young player and player of the year in Belgium. Hopefully he can fulfill his potential here. It's not a given. He needs to work hard and we need to trust him and give him chances to shine. I'm pretty sure he's eager to get going after all this mess! RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Arildonardo - 08-05-2025 Apparently the Liberali to Catanzaro transfer is not a done deal yet. Milan have not yet given the green light. Hopefully we're trying one last time to renew and send him on loan instead of a permanent deal. Don't know if that's the case or not though. Could just be paperwork missing. Edit: "Milan could now ask Catanzaro to include a buy-back option or a small compensation instead of a free transfer with 50% on the future sale. Talks are ongoing. Torino are the club trying to hijack the deal between Catanzaro and Milan for Liberali." I'd rather have a buy-back option then selling him for a small compensation now instead of the 50% of a future sale clause. Torino are willing to buy for €1m. RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - k7r - 08-05-2025 Finally a fine sunrise with La Gazetta dello Sport and some coffee! Forza Ardon! RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Bennacer - 08-05-2025 Jashari on a plane to Milan right now. Fantastic news that this actually materialized. A midfield of Ricci- Modric- Jashari would be superior in Serie A in terms of passing, and teqnique, but im a bit worried about the pyshical aspect. Maybe we need a RLC as a starter? Jashari has a reputation to be fragile defensively. A lot of responsibility will be on Riccis shoulders. Maybe we could try a 4-3-1-2? Modric in the advanced position. He is 39 years old and we need his creativity and passing. With Ricci- RLC- Jashari behind him, he could concentrate on the offensive aspect of his game. We have a lot of versatility in the team now. Against strong teams: - Maignan- Jimenez- Tomori- Thiaw- Pavlovic- Estupinan- Ricci- RLC- Modric- Leao- Pulisic. (5-3-2). Weakers teams where we should dominate more and have more creativity: - Maignan- Jimenez- Thiaw- Pavlovic- Estupinan- Ricci- Jashari- Modric- Pulisic- Leao- Gimenez. (4-3-1-2). Looking forward to closing the market. Could we actually go for Nunez? Would be an insane marque signing, and statement to the Whole Serie A. It depends 100% on selling deat meat though. Musah, Bennacer, Adli, Chuky, and maybe Okafor. RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Arildonardo - 08-05-2025 Jashari has landed in Milano. RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Arildonardo - 08-05-2025 (08-05-2025, 09:44 PM)Bennacer Wrote: Jashari on a plane to Milan right now. Fantastic news that this actually materialized. Are you suggesting we waited this long for Jashari, even paying close to our transfer record, only to bench him for RLC? I hope he's more than that. RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - Bennacer - 08-05-2025 (08-05-2025, 10:14 PM)Arildonardo Wrote: Are you suggesting we waited this long for Jashari, even paying close to our transfer record, only to bench him for RLC? I hope he's more than that. I really hope he will be a starter, im just saying that physicality could be a problem in some matches, and history says that our midfield needs a player with some muscles(Kessie, Tonali). He will also probably need som adaption time. Sidenote: I just love that we now have two players who bleed Milan blood in Modric and Jashari. We need players like this, and not lazy ass Theos walking around. RE: Summer Mercato - 2025 - sylrus - 08-06-2025 (08-05-2025, 11:29 PM)Bennacer Wrote: I really hope he will be a starter, im just saying that physicality could be a problem in some matches, and history says that our midfield needs a player with some muscles(Kessie, Tonali). He will also probably need som adaption time. you think theo not bleed milan? and what about ricci? is he not bleed milan? what i saw in this jashari saga is an unprofesional player, he got a contract at bruge and refuse to play when called up, imagine madrid or city come knocking the door and him not wanting to play for us because he choose them in our hard time |