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The agent of Milan striker Carlos Bacca says there are “several big clubs” interested in his client.
The Colombian international joined the Rossoneri from Sevilla last summer, but has been linked with an exit with the Diavolo out of European competition.
Milan may reject the bidding Chinese conglomerate as a new offer is rumoured to be on the table to buy the club.
The Rossoneri have been plodding through one of the slowest negotiation processes in modern Serie A history, and now appear close to selling the club to a business group from the Far East.
The Corriere dello Sport claims Milan will target Everton and Belgium striker Romelu Lukaku after the Chinese takeover.
President Silvio Berlusconi has been in negotiations with a Chinese conglomerate to sell 70-80 per cent of the club and an announcement is expected around July 7.
Pjaca would be 'honoured to join AC Milan' 24.6 ||webmaster
Marko Pjaca's agent says 'Milan and many top clubs' are interested in the Dinamo Zagreb winger, who is delighting at Euro 2016.
While Ivan Perisic may be stealing the scene with the Croatians, Pjaca's performances have been no less impressive and he has already been linked to Serie A.
Milan have officially signed last season's star Serie B striker Gianluca Lapadula, beating Napoli and Juventus.
The 26-year-old set the secondary Italian championship ablaze with 30 goals in 44 games. A transfer seemed a near-certainty and the most likely candidates were the Partenopei, who meant to employ him as a bencher for Gonzalo Higuain, and Juventus, who planned to loan him out to a smaller club like Sassuolo.
Milan are offering €18m plus Rodrigo Ely and Jose Mauri in exchange for Palermo's Franco Vazquez, but it may not be sufficient.
With Roma busy rebuilding their defence and negotiating Fiorentina's Milan Badelj, the Rossoneri have been left as the only major club in the running for the Rosanero attacking midfielder.
Inter and Milan are reportedly ready to pick up Jesus Navas from Manchester City at a discounted price.
The 30-year-old Spaniard looks like he is going to be replaced among the Citizens by his counterpart Nolito, who enjoys the favour of incoming Coach Pep Guardiola.
Zenit St Petersburg striker and Roma target Axel Witsel admits 'Italian football fascinates me', though Milan's interest is 'a thing of the past'.
The 27-year-old's confident performance during Belgium's 3-0 win over the Republic of Ireland confirmed his quality to the eyes of his Serie A suitors.
Scoring a goal is one of the most rewarding moments in football. Some players celebrate their goal by running to the crowd, others celebrate with their teammates. However, some celebrate in a truly outrageous style. Here are our top 10 goal celebrations in preparation for Euro 2016:
Why Always Me?
In 2011, Mario Balotelli seemed to be making headlines every week due to his off-pitch antics. Antics such as throwing darts at youth team players and driving into a women’s prison “to have a look round” were all reported by the English press. The day before the match, news broke that Balotelli had set his house on fire with fireworks he set off in his house. In the next match, Balotelli revealed the ‘Why Always Me?’ shirt to hit back at the English press.
Salmon Flop
Back in 1999, Ian Wright showed off the celebration for Celtic when he scored their sixth goal against Aberdeen. However, this celebration is rarely seen these days at football matches, but is commonly used by players of the FIFA video game series.
Catch of the Day
Stjarnan FC became internet sensations with their outrageous, but impressive, choreographic celebrations. Stjarnan performed a number of outrageous celebrations such as imitating a human toilet, a human bicycle, and replicating a Rambo shooting spree. However, their catch of the day celebration is the best of the bunch.
Self-Applause
Lower league games tend to have low attendances, and as a result there are gaps around the stadium. After scoring a goal against Castleton Gabriels, Matthew Russell took advantage of the emptiness and grabbed a seat in one of the empty stands and applauded his effort at goal.
It’s A Knockout
In March 2015, a leaked video showed Wayne Rooney being knocked unconscious in a kitchen boxing match and made it on to the front page of national newspapers. In the very next game, Rooney celebrated his goal by mimicking the leaked video.
Backward Somersaults
After finding the back of the net in the 2002 World Cup, Julius Aghahowa celebrated his goal in spectacular fashion by backwards somersaulting multiple times. If he kept on going, he may have ended up outside of the stadium.
The Robot
In 2006, Peter Crouch introduced the world to The Robot after scoring goals against Hungary and Jamaica. Crouch’s celebration was a parody of a celebration he had seen on a television programme. In 2007, Crouch ‘killed off’ The Robot by claiming he would never use the dance again unless he scored a big goal in the World Cup final or Champions League final. After a comic relief sketch in 2009, Crouch partially reprised the dance after scoring against Ukraine in a World Cup qualifier. Unfortunately, The Robot has not been used since.
The Phil Brown
When Hull got embarrassed in the first half of a Premier League games versus Manchester City, manager Phil Brown gave his half time team talk on the pitch in front of the Hull fans. 12 months later the players got their own back by mimicking Brown’s ticking off, led by goal scorer Jimmy Bullard.
Selfie
In the Rome derby between Roma and Lazio, Francesco Totti celebrated in the most ‘modern way’ possible. After scoring a vital equaliser, Totti got hold of a phone from the Roma coaching team and proceeded to take a selfie with the Roma fans.
Punchout
Back when AFC Bournemouth was languishing in League Two and in deep relegation trouble, their former manager Jimmy Quinn sent the team out for some boxing training. After scoring in the next game, Lee Bradbury showed off his skills on his teammates.
Milan are thinking of bringing in Marco Giampaolo as new Coach, and they'd sign Palermo's Franco Vazquez for him.
Joint-CEO Adriano Galliani already had a meeting with Cristian Brocchi to lay down the preparations for the upcoming season, but it's unlikely the current Coach will keep his job.
Empoli: ‘No Saponara - AC Milan talks’ 11.6 ||webmaster
Empoli President Fabrizio Corsi insists “we have not been contacted by Milan” for Riccardo Saponara.
The Rossoneri sold the attacking midfielder to the Tuscan side in May of 2015 for a reported €4m, having originally signed him from the same club in 2013.
AC Milan are in pole position for the signing of Sevilla coach Unai Emery but it seems that they face fierce competition from French champions Paris Saint-Germain.
The Milan based club are also in advanced negotiations to sell the club to Chinese investors. They are the ones that seem to push for the arrival of Emery.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan have already agreed terms with the Spanish coach and are willing to splashe €3m on his release clause mentioned in his Sevilla contract.
However, the report also claims that there's a significant chance PSG will go after Emery and that would convince him to head towards France instead, which would make football betting fans slightly confused.
Paris Saint-Germain’s first choice is Diego Simeone, who does not seem very interested in leaving Atletico Madrid.
Berlusconi has already said several times that if he will still be in charge of the Rossoneri that they will go ahead with present Coach Cristian Brocchi.
Berlusconi scuppers AC Milan sale? 6.6 ||webmaster
There are increasing reports Silvio Berlusconi is trying to back out of selling Milan to a Chinese consortium.
The President has been close to a sale before only for negotiations to break down and Sky Sport Italia suggest the pattern is repeating.
Carlos Bacca linked with move to West Ham 3.6 ||webmaster
Reports suggest West Ham have bid £15 million for AC Milan striker Carlos Bacca. However, West Ham may have to up their offer in order to bring the hitman to East London.
It’s understood AC Milan are holding out for £19 million, with Milan’s prospective new Chinese owners looking to have the final say on if the player is sold, or if more cash is demanded.
The Colombian forward, who turns 30 in September, scored 18 league goals in his first season with AC Milan after joining from Sevilla last summer. AC Milan secured his services for £21 million and would be looking to recoup as much as possible for the player.
Bacca's representative, Sergio Barila, played down talk of the Colombian being close to a switch to the Olympic Stadium. Barila told Tutto Mercato: "I have been waiting for hours, but nothing has been decided at the moment, as we are evaluating more than one option.”
"There are many important clubs who have contacted us, and it is normal as Bacca guarantees you many goals during the season.
"And he is definitely a valuable player in the market."
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West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan has been vocal about the need to sign a "top striker" this summer. It’s claimed he is willing to spend up to £30m to secure a top name striker.
Barcelona have reportedly expressed a “liking” for Milan’s Alessio Romagnoli after being priced out of other targets.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Barca are ready to nurture Romagnoli as Gerard Pique’s long-term partner after Athletic Bilbao refused to budge on Aymeric Laporte’s €50m release clause.
