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Originally Posted by Ataraxia  I think Milan is one of the few teams that made true improvements. Money-wise they made sure they stay stable and despite that their team made a couple important transfers. Huntelaar recently is probably the best in my opinion they could have got, simply because the guy is an underdog when it comes to talent but he hadn't made a name for himself even at the age of 25. He tried big teams and I think he knows Milan will probably be his last chance to make a name for himself because he has a lot of potential. Moreover, most of Milan's players who couldn't play last year are back, Nesta, Gattuso and Boriello. So their defensive power to say the least is back. The only thing that is missing with them is someone instead of seedorf. He was ancelotti's puppy but Milan may need another person in that position. With Inter's and Roma's failure in the transfers, I think Milan will have the upper hand. Juventus will suck balls especially with that joke called Cannavaro. Anyway, it is true that Italy is on a downfall. |
Well, Seedorf will be a bench player this year, that's quite obvious. He'll be a subsitute alongside Abate for R-80 and Pato. He's an awesome player, with the right motivation.
Milan need Hernanes, he just suits what they really need, someone other than Pirlo who can create, Galliani promised a 23 year old Brazilian midifelder...hernanes is close to that..although rpeorts are linking Milan with a Brazilian mdifielder playing in Bundesliga. Leonardo obviously wants a fullback, I think Milan can do with a fullback combination of Flamini and Zambrotra, but it wouldn't kill them if they brought a young prospect..but quite frankly there's no one out there who is a great fb and will be sold at the moment.
Juventus filled a lot of their gaps, the signing of Melo and Diego was awesome. They still need to strengther a bit their defense, quite frankly..I'll wait till the season starts before I judge them.
6th August 2009
