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Element wrote:The italian Football federation announced that the Co-ownership contracts will not be allowed starting today

The existing co-ownership contracts will remain functional though

about F time...

Galliani & Inzaghi had a Meeting With Paris Saint-Germain Winger Jeremy Menez

Jeremy Menez's Contract expires next month and will be a Free Agent


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Milan Wanting a Free Agent , The Classic Love Story

Amazing - Milan and lately Inter get free agents or players whom are no longer needed at their respective clubs... or those who have a problem with either the coach or the board!

ramsej84 wrote:Amazing - Milan and lately Inter get free agents or players whom are no longer needed at their respective clubs... or those who have a problem with either the coach or the board!

...and end up overpaying for them a fair bit I assume.

AC Milan Have Signed Brazilian CB Alex from PSG , He will join the for free -Of course- as his contract with PSG has expires





Another Free Milan Transfer

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And they could have chose Guidolin who is a very very good coach. Of course Inzaghi cost much much less

Doesn't make sense. Why replace an ex-player inexperienced manager with another one?

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MaCk0y wrote:Doesn't make sense. Why replace an ex-player inexperienced manager with another one?

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MaCk0y wrote:Doesn't make sense. Why replace an ex-player inexperienced manager with another one?

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What really doesn't make sense is getting rid of Seedorf in the first place. Considering the state the team was in when he took over, and the players he had available, he did a good job. I think I had seen statistics for the teams with the most point since Seedorf took over and Milan were in third or fourth.

What's even worse is that the poor guy retired just to become Milan coach, and they paid him back like this.

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MaCk0y wrote:Doesn't make sense. Why replace an ex-player inexperienced manager with another one?

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What really doesn't make sense is getting rid of Seedorf in the first place. Considering the state the team was in when he took over, and the players he had available, he did a good job. I think I had seen statistics for the teams with the most point since Seedorf took over and Milan were in third or fourth.

What's even worse is that the poor guy retired just to become Milan coach, and they paid him back like this.

They're rumors he clashed with upper management and may have been to close to the owner daughter but its just rumors

It was always going to be Inzaghi. Good luck with the offside trap

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