Serie A

Report: Club set for third attempt to sign Tottenham player this summer

20/05/2024 Raymond 0

AC Milan is making a third attempt this summer to sign Emerson Royal after failing in their previous efforts. Reports indicate that Tottenham plans to offload Emerson as part of a squad overhaul, with Fabrizio Romano suggesting he could leave as early as June. Milan, along with Bayern Munich and several Saudi Arabian clubs, have shown interest in the Brazilian defender. Previously, Milan attempted to sign Emerson in 2020 and 2021, but Tottenham secured him instead. Milan is hopeful that this third attempt will be successful, as they can match Emerson’s current salary, and Tottenham is open to offers for him.

Is De Zerbi the secret Napoli candidate?

18/05/2024 Raymond 0

Roberto De Zerbi is emerging as a potential candidate for Napoli after leaving Brighton, despite no interest from Milan and denials from Bayern Munich directors. De Zerbi’s departure from Brighton was officially announced, effective after their final Premier League game against Manchester United. While his background with Milan might suggest a fit, he is not on their candidate list. Additionally, Bayern Munich’s director Max Eberl has denied the possibility of an Italian coach taking over. However, some Italian sources indicate that De Zerbi could be the secret candidate for Napoli as talks with Antonio Conte continue. This would be a return for De Zerbi, who has a history with Napoli both as a player and a coach, and his preferred 4-3-3 formation aligns with Napoli President Aurelio De Laurentiis’s vision.

Dalot explains how Maldini’s influence during Milan spell helped him improve

16/05/2024 Raymond 0

Diogo Dalot, Manchester United’s defender, has credited Paolo Maldini for playing a significant role in his development during his loan spell at AC Milan. Dalot’s journey to Milan began after he joined United from Porto, where he initially struggled to secure playing time. Consequently, he was loaned out to Milan for the 2020-21 season, a move that proved pivotal for his career growth. Despite being primarily a right-back, Dalot showcased his versatility by seamlessly transitioning between the right and left sides of the back four, occasionally venturing further upfield, a trait that Milan’s coach Stefano Pioli found invaluable.