因为因扎吉伤势似乎过重,ac米兰有意引进吉拉迪诺代替因扎吉。而吉拉迪诺经纪人目前表示还没有与ac米兰方面有过谈判
虽然吉拉迪诺表示自己60%会加盟罗马,但他1600万的身价令罗马难以承受
吉拉迪诺经纪人表示“吉拉迪诺的合同2006年才到期,帕尔马无意出售,而且尤文也对吉拉迪诺感兴趣,但帕尔马会考虑罗马的报价,如果要买吉拉迪诺必须在奥运会结束之前”
Milan move in on Gilardino
Sunday 8 August, 2004
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The future of Alberto Gilardino hangs in the balance as Milan now join the fray, but his agent believes it’ll be a last minute deal whatever the destination.
“We haven’t heard of any contact with Milan,” maintained representative Francesco Romano after the rumour emerged this morning.
“Gilardino is in training with the Under-21 side and is currently concentrating only on the Olympics. From next week we will begin to consider our options.”
The Parma striker has made it clear on numerous occasions that he favours a switch to Roma and even stated he felt “60 per cent a Giallorossi player already,” but his £16m price-tag is too steep for the cash-strapped Capital club.
Juventus had also been heavily linked with the 22-year-old, especially after their move for Adrian Mutu collapsed on Friday, but a new theory is emerging over this weekend.
Newspapers suggest that Milan will bid for Gilardino following the continuing injury worries of Pippo Inzaghi, although a move is more likely in January than the summer.
Parma director Luca Baraldi continues to insist that the star striker will not be sold for any price, but few believe that is the case, especially with Gilardino’s public call to Roma.
“Anything could happen,” added his agent Romano. “Roma could put the pressure on, just as Juventus could revive their interest. He is an intelligent lad with a contract tying him to Parma until 2006. In any case, we must wait for the end of the Olympics before taking steps.”
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