CM: Galliani hoping to strike up Monza-Milan axis – five names on the table

Adriano Galliani (C), CEO of Italian Serie A football club AC Milan, arrives at a notary's office where representatives of Fininvest, the Silvio Berlusconi's holding, and representatives of Chinese consortium Sino-Europe Sports (SES), are meeting today on April 13, 2017 in Milan. A new era in Italian football was hailed today after AC Milan were sold to Rossoneri Sport Investment Lux, formerly known as Sino-Europe Sports (SES), in a deal which sees the Chinese-led consortium take a 99.9 % stake in the club. Milan, the seven-time European champions who are Italy's most succcessful club at international level, have been owned since 1986 by Silvio Berlusconi, a former three-time Prime Minister of Italy. / AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL MEDINA (Photo credit should read MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP via Getty Images)

Silvio Berlusconi and Monza will get a taste of Serie A once again having earned promotion back to the top flight, and an axis could be struck up with Milan.


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Calciomercato.com report that their CEO and Milan icon Adriano Galliani will soon meet with Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara to understand which players are available could be suitable for Monza as they look to stay in the top flight.

Galliani really likes Junior Messias, but the Rossoneri management are currently inclined towards buying him permanently from Crotone. Then, there are four other players that could be of interest: young striker Lorenzo Colombo, Daniel Maldini, Mattia Caldara and Matteo Gabbia.

Given Berlusconi and Galliani’s links to Milan it was always likely that an axis could be struck up, and one that might well benefit the Diavolo if they can send some young players there on loan to gain Serie A experience.

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