Home » CorSport: Milan and Fiorentina engaged in surprise duel for Immobile – the situation
Ciro Immobile of Besiktas

CorSport: Milan and Fiorentina engaged in surprise duel for Immobile – the situation

Photo by Ahmad Mora/Getty Images

Ciro Immobile could return to Italy, and AC Milan are one of the teams interested in exploring a deal for the striker.

As per multiple reports, Massimiliano Allegri has asked the Milan management to get him a new striker, one that is capable of guaranteeing a certain amount of goals and to take the pressure off Santiago Gimenez.


Read SempreMilan ad-free and get access to exclusive news. Click here for a free trial!


Tare goes for Immobile

According to Corriere dello Sport (via MilanPress), the name that has ended up on Milan’s list is Immobile. The 35-year-old from Torre Annunziata is coveted by both the the Rossoneri and Fiorentina, who are duelling to secure him in the summer.

It is a surprise name for Milan, who are considering a reinforcement in attack, as the links with Dusan Vlahovic, Darwin Nunez and Mateo Retegui in recent days show. The newspaper writes how Commisso’s club has already put a substantial two-year contract on the table to beat the competition.

It is also revealed that in recent days the player’s agent, Marco Sommella, visited Casa Milan. The former Lazio striker – who Igli Tare knows well – could leave Besiktas with two more years left on his contract.

The Turkish club could allow him to leave as well which would facilitate the closing of the agreement, so as to return to his homeland.

Tags AC Milan Ciro Immobile

20 Comments

  1. He is old… but also Giroud has 36 when he come to AC….his last season with Lazio was bad, but besides this, he know Serie A and still has some quality ( with Besiktas last season 15G and 4A) … like cheap options in season with no Europien cups it’s good idea for me

  2. Tare, you are not the one to play Immobile into my teamlist, I said I would prefer Vlahovic, give me Vlahovic for my success, except if he wish to be the third striker.

  3. This can be a smart move. No young striker in their prime will come cheap.

    Liverpool want close to 70m for Nunez
    Vlahovic juve is asking for 45m
    Atlanta asking 45/50m for Retagua
    While Osinmeh is around 80m with salary Milan can never matched.

    Getting Immobile on a 2yrs deal with option for 1 to get us back to into champions League football and probably won the League. He has all the experience and very deadly in front of goal.

    But I will still love the management to keep Jovic

    1. Vlahovic’s price is around 25m… that’s not bad but his selery is problem… now he has 10m€ from Juve and if our management want to give him 7m€ it’s not fair and out of philosophy of our club… but yes I agree, Immobile is good idea

  4. Immobile knows how to do the job, the guy is the 8th highest goalscorer in the history of Serie A, 201 goals in 353 games. Even at 35 he can do the job, and at Besiktas he averaged exactly a goal every other game in the league at least. 30gp 15g. He didn’t work to well under Sarri, but 30 goals in his last 2 seasons isn’t too bad, he just needs to be implemented correctly.

  5. Among all names for strikers Milan is targeting so far, somehow I feel that this one is the most realistic ones for Milan for now (limited fund, no UCL next season, trouble with italian quota for registration). Nunez isnt cheap and consistency isn’t his middle name (and still unproven in Serie A). Retegui will cost maýbe more that half of transfer budget. Vlahovic salary is U-turn factor.
    So maybe, just maybe, if striker saga is over with signing Immobile (So Gimenez and Immobile as striker option), Milan can focus to allocate their fund on other urgent area like midfielder and full back.

  6. Milan are not serious. How can you bring Immobile as your starting striker & compete, nawao. Is better to continue with Abraham

  7. We are always slow and fond of speculating while one of our competitors is busy buying good quality players. Napoli has welcomed 2 new signings yet we are still galloping from one player to another.
    Ac Milan became famous and champions by going for the most expensive and important good players not this way.
    If they want to buy players buy and stop gallivanting until good players are off the market and Sales articles remain

    1. Even Berlusconi stopped buying the most expensive players, in fact he started selling his most expensive players.

      Stop living in 20 years ago, wake up to reality, Italy is behind, and Milan isn’t the Milan that enjoyed capital influx from political money.
      It is just the harsh reality.

      A big club with global recognition and branding potential as Milan should have been bought long ago by a wealthy Saudi fund, but Italy happened to us.
      Don’t blame the management all the time, we have little, we spend little. The days of charity are long gone.

  8. Hhhhh!I think the management these days need coaches to do the job on the field instead of players.What a joke 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Comments are closed

Sign up for our newsletter
Follow us