The future of the half was still not clear, but hasratnya still want to play for the team berkostum red-black.
Ignazio Abate yesterday dikabarkan to return to AC Milan, but still not clear whether he was included in the plan he or coach Leonardo akan 'move' again
Abate owned by the Rossoneri since 2003, but still play for the club even in the Serie-A, for he joined with Napoli, Sampdoria and Empoli.
However, the players now seem to have been ready to appear together with the Milan giants.
"He was very happy to join back together and hope that Milan will have to show confidence in kemballi performance," said the agent on the tuttomercatoweb.
"Ignazio akan prepare himself for the club, and there are currently no other reasons not to stay with Milan."
Abate spent seasons ago in Torino, but terdegradasinya club that makes it back to the San Siro. He is now still join the team U-21 Italy boast of being in the European championship in Sweden, where the Italian move to semi-final against Germany today.
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Monday, June 29, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
To bid for Pato, rejected
Rossoneri vice-president, Adriano Galliani did not disprove the existence of bidding for the young striker international origin Brazil.
However, the vice president claimed that the club have rejected a bid described as something monumental for Alexandre Pato
Not known from which came the bidding for players 19 years, but Chelsea are very strong dihubung-connect with the 178cm forward bertinggi it.
The caps eight times for the Brazilian national team, who have one goal for the print Selecao, had previously expressed akan join the Premier League club if the opportunity came.
But the Rossoneri seem to have no desire to get money from bertalenta young players, who had 24 goals out of print 54 pertandingannya since joining the San Siro from Internacional in 2007.
"Milan this year's monumental reject a bid for Pato," Galliani said on Sky Sports.
"But I will not say which club to give a quote."
However, the vice president claimed that the club have rejected a bid described as something monumental for Alexandre Pato
Not known from which came the bidding for players 19 years, but Chelsea are very strong dihubung-connect with the 178cm forward bertinggi it.
The caps eight times for the Brazilian national team, who have one goal for the print Selecao, had previously expressed akan join the Premier League club if the opportunity came.
But the Rossoneri seem to have no desire to get money from bertalenta young players, who had 24 goals out of print 54 pertandingannya since joining the San Siro from Internacional in 2007.
"Milan this year's monumental reject a bid for Pato," Galliani said on Sky Sports.
"But I will not say which club to give a quote."
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Emerson makes Milan exit
AC Milan have announced that veteran Brazil midfielder Emerson has left the club with immediate effect due to personal issues.
The 33-year-old former Juventus, Real Madrid and Roma star had been at the San Siro for nearly two seasons, but has drifted out of the first-team picture since the turn of the year.
A short statement from the club confirmed: "AC Milan announces that the player, Emerson Ferreira Da Rosa, has successfully applied to dissolve his contract with immediate effect because of personal reasons.
"We thank him for his efforts demonstrated during his time as a Rossonero and Milan wish him all the best for the future."
Meanwhile Gennaro Gattuso has returned to training with the Rossoneri following a serious knee injury, but the Italy international is still not expected to return to action this season.
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The 33-year-old former Juventus, Real Madrid and Roma star had been at the San Siro for nearly two seasons, but has drifted out of the first-team picture since the turn of the year.
A short statement from the club confirmed: "AC Milan announces that the player, Emerson Ferreira Da Rosa, has successfully applied to dissolve his contract with immediate effect because of personal reasons.
"We thank him for his efforts demonstrated during his time as a Rossonero and Milan wish him all the best for the future."
Meanwhile Gennaro Gattuso has returned to training with the Rossoneri following a serious knee injury, but the Italy international is still not expected to return to action this season.
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Galliani cools Scudetto talk
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has played down suggestions that the Rossoneri are now serious contenders for the Serie A title.
Milan's 5-1 rout of Torino coupled with a 1-1 draw between top two Internazionale and Juventus over the weekend left them ten points off the pace set by their city rivals.
"We have managed to recover a seven-point difference in just a few days," admitted Galliani.
"However, to think of the Scudetto would be crazy.
"There are still 18 points left in the season. Eight points will suffice for Inter but they will certainly get many more."
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Milan's 5-1 rout of Torino coupled with a 1-1 draw between top two Internazionale and Juventus over the weekend left them ten points off the pace set by their city rivals.
"We have managed to recover a seven-point difference in just a few days," admitted Galliani.
"However, to think of the Scudetto would be crazy.
"There are still 18 points left in the season. Eight points will suffice for Inter but they will certainly get many more."
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Napoli interests Ambrosini
AC Milan midfielder Massimo Ambrosini would consider a summer move to Napoli, according to his agent.
The 31-year-old still has another year left on his current contract at the San Siro, but has been linked with a move away from the Rossneri in the coming months.
Amrosini's agent, Moreno Roggi, told Radio Kiss Kiss: "Anything is possible for Massimo.
"All doors are open, but I do think it is unlikely that he will be leaving Milan because he has another year on his contract.
"It's nice to hear talk of Napoli - the more talk the better - but that isn't a possibility right now.
"However, Napoli are a great club and Massimo is a great player, so why not?"
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The 31-year-old still has another year left on his current contract at the San Siro, but has been linked with a move away from the Rossneri in the coming months.
Amrosini's agent, Moreno Roggi, told Radio Kiss Kiss: "Anything is possible for Massimo.
"All doors are open, but I do think it is unlikely that he will be leaving Milan because he has another year on his contract.
"It's nice to hear talk of Napoli - the more talk the better - but that isn't a possibility right now.
"However, Napoli are a great club and Massimo is a great player, so why not?"
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Abbiati's recovery on schedule
AC Milan goalkeeper Christian Abbiati hopes to be able to return to action by September.
The 31-year-old ruptured the ligaments in his right knee during last month's 5-1 win against Siena.
Abbiati's recuperation appears to be going well though, and he told Radio Deejay: "I am currently in the process of healing, as well as getting into my rehabilitation work, so everything is fine with me.
"I am expected to return in mid-September, so that will be my aim for now.
"It's a long time out, but at least I will be able to spend more time with my family."
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The 31-year-old ruptured the ligaments in his right knee during last month's 5-1 win against Siena.
Abbiati's recuperation appears to be going well though, and he told Radio Deejay: "I am currently in the process of healing, as well as getting into my rehabilitation work, so everything is fine with me.
"I am expected to return in mid-September, so that will be my aim for now.
"It's a long time out, but at least I will be able to spend more time with my family."
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Galliani: Carlo going nowhere
AC Milan have again insisted that coach Carlo Ancelotti will not be leaving the club next summer to take up the managerial reins at Chelsea.
Reports both in Italy and England continue to link Ancelotti with the Blues hot-seat, but Rossoneri general manager Adriano Galliani says that such suggestions are without foundation.
He told the club's official website: "Milan has never contacted any coach while Carlo Ancelotti has been at the club.
"Ancelotti is under contract with us through to June 30, 2010."
Cagliari coach Massimiliano Allegri has been mentioned as a possible replacement for Ancelotti if he does leave the San Siro.
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Reports both in Italy and England continue to link Ancelotti with the Blues hot-seat, but Rossoneri general manager Adriano Galliani says that such suggestions are without foundation.
He told the club's official website: "Milan has never contacted any coach while Carlo Ancelotti has been at the club.
"Ancelotti is under contract with us through to June 30, 2010."
Cagliari coach Massimiliano Allegri has been mentioned as a possible replacement for Ancelotti if he does leave the San Siro.
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Milan downplay Ancelotti talk
AC Milan's technical director Leonardo has dismissed reports suggesting Carlo Ancelotti will be leaving the San Siro in the summer and taking charge of Chelsea.
Rumours about Ancelotti's impending move to Stamford Bridge have gathered pace in the last few days, but Leonardo is in no doubt that he will be staying with the Rossoneri, as long as they secure a place in next season's Champions League.
"I think everything is pretty much clear regarding Ancelotti," Leonardo told the club's official website.
"The coach has a contract here until 2010. The relationship with Milan is there for all to see. Everyone knows there is harmony between club and coach.
"Our plans are clear, we have to reach the Champions League."
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Rumours about Ancelotti's impending move to Stamford Bridge have gathered pace in the last few days, but Leonardo is in no doubt that he will be staying with the Rossoneri, as long as they secure a place in next season's Champions League.
"I think everything is pretty much clear regarding Ancelotti," Leonardo told the club's official website.
"The coach has a contract here until 2010. The relationship with Milan is there for all to see. Everyone knows there is harmony between club and coach.
"Our plans are clear, we have to reach the Champions League."
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Galliani Shrugs Off Kaka Rumours
AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani insists Kaka is not for sale amid speculation he could join Real Madrid in the summer.
The Spanish media reported Florentino Perez is close to signing Kaka on a pre-contract agreement as part of his bid to return as Real president.
Galliani said: "Perez has not been elected president of Real and cannot therefore make any moves.
"In any case I'm certain that if one day Florentino wanted to sign Kaka he would come directly to me. Hence, I am calm.
"Kaka is not for sale and Florentino will eventually realise this."
The 26-year-old Kaka, who is under contract with the Rossoneri club through June 2013, turned down a record-breaking move to Manchester City in January.
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The Spanish media reported Florentino Perez is close to signing Kaka on a pre-contract agreement as part of his bid to return as Real president.
Galliani said: "Perez has not been elected president of Real and cannot therefore make any moves.
"In any case I'm certain that if one day Florentino wanted to sign Kaka he would come directly to me. Hence, I am calm.
"Kaka is not for sale and Florentino will eventually realise this."
The 26-year-old Kaka, who is under contract with the Rossoneri club through June 2013, turned down a record-breaking move to Manchester City in January.
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Borriello eyes Milan impact
Injured striker Marco Borriello has vowed to put his injury nightmare behind him and prove a hit at AC Milan.
The 26-year-old has made just a handful of appearances this season since returning from a profitable year-long loan at Genoa.
Borriello is hoping to return from surgery on a thigh muscle problem before the end of the season and is determined to end a disappointing campaign on a high.
"I would like to end (the season) as a football player," he said.
"The operation was supposed to take around seven minutes, but as soon as they started cutting they found the unexpected.
"Let's just say that the problem was underestimated at the beginning but it's all over now.
"I just regret that I could not play football and was not able to confirm what I did at Genoa. But I will soon make up for lost time."
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The 26-year-old has made just a handful of appearances this season since returning from a profitable year-long loan at Genoa.
Borriello is hoping to return from surgery on a thigh muscle problem before the end of the season and is determined to end a disappointing campaign on a high.
"I would like to end (the season) as a football player," he said.
"The operation was supposed to take around seven minutes, but as soon as they started cutting they found the unexpected.
"Let's just say that the problem was underestimated at the beginning but it's all over now.
"I just regret that I could not play football and was not able to confirm what I did at Genoa. But I will soon make up for lost time."
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Ronaldinho Happy In Milan
Ronaldinho is happy at AC Milan and not interested in a move elsewhere, according to his brother and agent Roberto De Assis.
The Brazil international was linked with a move to Manchester City alongside team-mate Kaka in January, but in the end no concrete offer was made.
The former World Player of the Year only joined Milan from Barcelona in the summer but this has not stopped the rumours regarding his future circulating.
Despite the speculation De Assis insists his brother has no wish to seek a move away from the San Siro and after a frustrating start to his Rossoneri career, thanks to injury, he is enjoying his first season with the club.
"Dinho is calm in Milan. The injuries damaged his progress in the beginning but they are a long time ago now," he told ONA radio station in Barcelona.
"Now he is living in a new era, with another club, and Dinho is well and truly in the plans of Milan.
"It is not true that he is looking for a possible move away from Italy.
"The interest of Manchester City? Ronaldinho has a deal until June 2011 and it will be necessary to speak with Milan."
But De Assis refused to rule out a return to Barca, where he enjoyed five seasons prior to his move to Milan, in the future.
"Barcelona will always be a special city for us and Ronaldinho. It would make us happy to return to the club as we have many friends in the team," he added.
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The Brazil international was linked with a move to Manchester City alongside team-mate Kaka in January, but in the end no concrete offer was made.
The former World Player of the Year only joined Milan from Barcelona in the summer but this has not stopped the rumours regarding his future circulating.
Despite the speculation De Assis insists his brother has no wish to seek a move away from the San Siro and after a frustrating start to his Rossoneri career, thanks to injury, he is enjoying his first season with the club.
"Dinho is calm in Milan. The injuries damaged his progress in the beginning but they are a long time ago now," he told ONA radio station in Barcelona.
"Now he is living in a new era, with another club, and Dinho is well and truly in the plans of Milan.
"It is not true that he is looking for a possible move away from Italy.
"The interest of Manchester City? Ronaldinho has a deal until June 2011 and it will be necessary to speak with Milan."
But De Assis refused to rule out a return to Barca, where he enjoyed five seasons prior to his move to Milan, in the future.
"Barcelona will always be a special city for us and Ronaldinho. It would make us happy to return to the club as we have many friends in the team," he added.
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Dunga confirms Kaka will face Peru
Brazil coach Dunga has confirmed Kaka will be available for Wednesday's World Cup qualifier against Peru after recovering from a foot injury.The AC Milan man missed Sunday's 1-1 draw with Ecuador and stayed in Brazil to have intensive treatment."He can play," said Dunga. "I don't know how much time he will manage to play."Dunga will assess the condition of his players after the weekend's exertions at high altitude in Quito, the Ecuadorian capital which lies 2,800 metres above sea level."We have just arrived from Quito and I have to see the physical condition and the recovery of the players," he said."Playing there is not easy at all. Ecuador know how to profit from their home advantage. Statistics prove that."The coach also criticised the lack of time he had to work with the team before the World Cup qualifying double-header, adding: "You play one month and then you have more than 30 days until you meet the players again.""All the players have different conditions. It is difficult for the coaching staff. It is much easier when we have 15 days to coach them."The Selecao are fourth in the South American Qualifying Zone with 18 points, five behind leaders Paraguay.
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Cannavaro Plays Down Milan Link
Real Madrid defender Fabio Cannavaro has brushed aside rumours linking him with a move to AC Milan at the end of the season.
The Italy captain, who is currently on international duty with the world champions, has yet to extend his contract with the Spanish giants which ends this summer.
There is also reported interest from Manchester City and Tottenham, but Cannavaro has put all thoughts of his next move to one side for now.
"I have a contract until June with Real Madrid," said Cannavaro. "I don't think it will be my last contract.
"The reports linking me with Milan are simply rumours, whoever wants me they have the number of my agent.
"But the future does not worry me."
Instead, the 35-year-old is focused on helping Madrid win the Primera Liga title and leading Italy to success this summer.
"I am now thinking about the end of the season and how we can catch Barcelona in the league," he said. "Then there is the Confederations Cup with Italy.
"For me, playing for the national team remains a privilege."
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The Italy captain, who is currently on international duty with the world champions, has yet to extend his contract with the Spanish giants which ends this summer.
There is also reported interest from Manchester City and Tottenham, but Cannavaro has put all thoughts of his next move to one side for now.
"I have a contract until June with Real Madrid," said Cannavaro. "I don't think it will be my last contract.
"The reports linking me with Milan are simply rumours, whoever wants me they have the number of my agent.
"But the future does not worry me."
Instead, the 35-year-old is focused on helping Madrid win the Primera Liga title and leading Italy to success this summer.
"I am now thinking about the end of the season and how we can catch Barcelona in the league," he said. "Then there is the Confederations Cup with Italy.
"For me, playing for the national team remains a privilege."
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Lippi fires Azzurri warning
Italy coach Marcello Lippi admitted that his side had been far from their best in their 2-0 World Cup qualifying victory in Montenegro.
Goals from Andrea Pirlo and Giampaolo Pazzini gave the Azzurri three points in Podgorica and kept the holders on course for a place at the 2010 finals in South Africa.
Lippi told Rai Sport: "We did not play well in the first half, however we remained disciplined and we earned the benefits.
"In the second half though, we played with personality and character and we created many opportunities as a result.
"Now we have a two-point lead over Ireland, a team that we will play on Wednesday. We have a big chance to increase this advantage further."
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Goals from Andrea Pirlo and Giampaolo Pazzini gave the Azzurri three points in Podgorica and kept the holders on course for a place at the 2010 finals in South Africa.
Lippi told Rai Sport: "We did not play well in the first half, however we remained disciplined and we earned the benefits.
"In the second half though, we played with personality and character and we created many opportunities as a result.
"Now we have a two-point lead over Ireland, a team that we will play on Wednesday. We have a big chance to increase this advantage further."
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Milan Deny Ancelotti To Madrid Report
AC Milan have quashed speculation that coach Carlo Ancelotti could take charge of Real Madrid this summer.
Reports in Italy claimed Ancelotti met Real Madrid presidential candidate Florentino Perez in Geneva earlier this month with the Spanish giants expected to name a replacement for Juande Ramos, who took over in mid-season on a six-month deal following the sacking of Bernd Schuster.
"I am not worried," said AC Milan club administrator Adriano Galliani.
"Ancelotti is under contract with us.
"But I don't believe that happened because Florentino Perez continues to say he is a friend, a person who would never do such a thing without telling me."
Ancelotti, who is the longest-serving manager in Italy's top flight having arrived in 2001, has a contract with the Rossoneri until June 2010.
Perez is looking to return to the helm of Real Madrid after a turbulent campaign in which Ramon Calderon resigned from the post in the middle of the season.
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Reports in Italy claimed Ancelotti met Real Madrid presidential candidate Florentino Perez in Geneva earlier this month with the Spanish giants expected to name a replacement for Juande Ramos, who took over in mid-season on a six-month deal following the sacking of Bernd Schuster.
"I am not worried," said AC Milan club administrator Adriano Galliani.
"Ancelotti is under contract with us.
"But I don't believe that happened because Florentino Perez continues to say he is a friend, a person who would never do such a thing without telling me."
Ancelotti, who is the longest-serving manager in Italy's top flight having arrived in 2001, has a contract with the Rossoneri until June 2010.
Perez is looking to return to the helm of Real Madrid after a turbulent campaign in which Ramon Calderon resigned from the post in the middle of the season.
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Milan Link Flatters Clichy
Arsenal full-back Gael Clichy has admitted he is 'flattered' by rumours suggesting AC Milan are interested in securing his signature.
Media reports have speculated that Clichy could be a top target for the Serie A giants when the transfer window reopens in the summer.
The French defender has steadily impressed in North London since he joined the club from Cannes in 2003, and he penned a new long-term contract last June.
Clichy saw former Gunner Mathieu Flamini depart for the San Siro last year, but insists he sees his future at Emirates Stadium.
When asked of Milan's reported interest, he told L'Equipe: "I don't know anything.
"I am very happy at Arsenal. It is true AC Milan are a great club. It is flattering to know you are followed by such a team."
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Media reports have speculated that Clichy could be a top target for the Serie A giants when the transfer window reopens in the summer.
The French defender has steadily impressed in North London since he joined the club from Cannes in 2003, and he penned a new long-term contract last June.
Clichy saw former Gunner Mathieu Flamini depart for the San Siro last year, but insists he sees his future at Emirates Stadium.
When asked of Milan's reported interest, he told L'Equipe: "I don't know anything.
"I am very happy at Arsenal. It is true AC Milan are a great club. It is flattering to know you are followed by such a team."
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Wednesday Milan Musings
Watching the Champions League without AC Milan is kind of like watching the baseball playoffs sans the New York Yankees. The games are still going on but it is just plain missing something, and quite frankly I don’t care. But with all our Champions League history.
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