Leonardo Bonucci has reassured fans about his future and said he thinks Argentina will win the World Cup.
Bonucci joined the Rossoneri last summer from Juventus and was given the captain’s armband, but there are voices in Italy that claim that he could leave should Milan be excluded from the Europa League for their breach of the Financial Fair Play.
“Milan fans are worried about my future? There’s no problem whatsoever, let’s hope that the rumours that are circulating are resolved and everything is silenced to build something important,” Bonucci, who is currently on vacation in Canada with Giorgio Chiellini and yesterday attended the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, told Sky.
“What Milan point for? Milan certainly aim to return to the Champions League, to get back in the race and compete for the big objectives. Who will win the World Cup? I say that Argentina will win. What a shame to not be in Russia [Italy did not qualify for the first time since 1958]…”
The Diavolo will learn their fate in about 10 days when UEFA will communicate to them whether they’ll be in Europe or not. La Gazzetta dello Sport claims Milan are moderately pessimistic.
As far as I want Musa to play regularly, Roma and Leo really form a partnership both club and NT wise and I believe they will form into one of the greatest and most solid defence pair in football coming next season.
Not so sure about our FBs, I was never fully convinced by RR
Better than Donnarumma’s comment about his future…Bonucci’s words show us vision and commitment to the club
Within the next 2 weeks, Yonghong Li will sell a 30% stake in the club and welcome a partner who will hold a minority share in the club. Yonghong Li’s plan is that the partner will eventually buy out the whole stake, and become the majority holder for the club. One name that has been circulating around the Italian press for the last days, are Saeed Al-Falasi. Saeed is a businessman from Dubai, and the owner of International Triangle Group. Al-Falasi has been interested in Milan since March 2018, and would be ready to buy the 30% stake.
The minority shareholder will be another chinese if the identity is ever made known to the public
This is what I like. Romagnoli extending his contract without any fuss despite all the Juve rumours and such, and now this with Bonu. As long as all goes well with UEFA’s final decision I think there is room for optimism for us.
But no Zaza. If we are going for Italian then Immobile should be the choice, not old and has three seasons with +20 goals in Serie A, once with Torino and twice with Lazio, proving he’s not a fluke. And then Chiesa or Depay for the wings, both would be a real deam though.
Depay all the way….. We desperately need a player like him… I just don’t know how we gonna do it cos we need at least 3 to 4 good signings…
Bring back el shaarawy
Yeahhh, I agree with you because their already bought kluivert
saw borini signed permanently
Offtopic:
William Carvalho, Bruno Fernandes and Gelson Martins are set to follow the steps of goalkeeper Rui Patricio and terminate their contracts with Sporting Lisbon
Remember that players were violently confronted on their training by masked hooligans due to tention between Sporting president and Sporting ultras
Now, if Mirabelli puts his money where his mouth is he will at least try and bring one of these three to Milan
Bas Dost also and he’s rumoured to be Milan target. Knowing Mirabelli just a season after that’s a waste he’ll get us
where t’hell Mr. Mendes, we need him 2go2 Lisbon, ASAAAAAAAP…!!!
But why should we sign any of them? When there are quality bosman players like Strinic and Ki, why should we go after the likes of those portuguese players lol??
Knowing Mirabelli we probably wont pounce on any of them… hope we’ll bring in at least one of Fernandes or Carvalho… Thought Fernandes always was one of the danger players when he was at Udine.
At least Bruno Fernandes and Martins would improve our team but you guys know Mass Mirabelli. He won’t even lift his finger to attempt to sign any of these players.
There’s no problem until a concrete offer comes from a CL contending club (e.g. Real)