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Repubblica: Milan and Juventus learn how much Atalanta want for star striker

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AC Milan and Juventus have been told the amount that they must offer to make Atalanta consider selling Mateo Retegui.

It was Sky’s Gianluca Di Marzio who reported last week that Milan are keen on Retegui, who won the Capocannoniere last season with 25 goals for the Bergamo club.


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The Rossoneri are looking for a guaranteed goal scorer to put alongside Santiago Gimenez, amid the uncertainty over Luka Jovic and the need to be patient with Francesco Camarda.

Retegui’s price revealed

The search for a new striker is what Juventus and Milan have in common in this phase of the window and they share Retegui as a target. La Repubblica (via MilanPress) confirm that he is the object of desire of both clubs, who however must face Atalanta and they have no intention of selling him.

La Dea would prefer to say goodbye to Gianluca Scamacca and for this reason has set the price of the former Tigres striker at €55m minimum. It is a high figure, but a solution that both teams like.

The Bianconeri will first have to sort out the situation regarding Dusan Vlahovic and here there could be some overlap: Milan are interested in the Serbian, with Massimiliano Allegri keen on reuniting with him.

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15 Comments

  1. Allegri really needs to stop with these man-crushes – first Matri now Rabiot and freaking Vlahovic… Just get Xhaka and Retegui and move on for Christ’s sake 😅

  2. This is Atalanta’s bread and butter. Did the same thing with Hojlund.

    And they surely have the next one already lined up. Better to go buy whoever they’re gonna buy next than break the bank.

  3. So… We’re doing it again…??? Last time we financed Juve’s Tevez deal and that came biting us in the a55 and now were giving them the money for Retegui? No f’ng way!!!

    1. And for n00bs who don’t know the history, instead of Tevez we bought Matri!!!! How did that work for us??? 😀 😀 😀

  4. These headlines are idiotic. Linking us to top players in their positions? Svilar? Retegui? Osi? One has our management shown that they go for top talent? We sell top talent.

  5. Remember when we could have Tevez but Allegri wanted Matri from Juventus? Well, we got Matri from Juventus and Juventus got Tevez. The rest is history.

    1. Now, if Vlahović is brought to us, then we didn’t deserve anything better. This Retegui is no better either. One season as Piatek. Scored 25 goals, including 6 for Verona. If this is true, Milan has failed.

    2. Half-based facts as usual just to satisfy your fallen ego.

      Galliani gave us a “Mister X” promise in Tevez signing, we chased him all through the window, he was our star target.

      The deal was almost struck as a loan with an option to buy, we were very excited that he was coming, however, the last minute twist which included a clause to pay a fine if we don’t exercise the option meant we pulled out of our highly anticipated “Mr X” deal. We ended up signing Maxi Lopez I think.

      I miss the Berlusconi era, everything was a 💯💯 perfect then.

      If the Americans tried this, they would be sinned alive, but in Italy as usual, we cover up for each other.

      1. I also really miss reinforcements like Poli, Montolivo, Van Ginkel, Bertolacci, Luc Adriano hahahaha. Every year we dreamed of the Champions League. We barely got out of the mud. The real Berlusconi era was from 1986 to 2006. Everything after that was suffering, as far as the transfer policy is concerned.

      2. I thought it was over with that idiotic « anti-American » argument. The Americans, as you say, Redbird, were left in peace for two years by Italians. The tifosi didn’t protest when the previous management was sacked or when Tonali was sold. They had the benefit of the doubt. Now after all the mess Redbird created, call them the Americans if you want, and considering the sporting results of the team, it’s more than fair if tifosi, most of them Italians, are not happy and protest against these idiots. It has nothing to do with nationality. Tifosi don’t care if the owner is Italian, American or Chinese, they are just tired of Banter Eras and that misplaced patriotism and victimization from the US fans is exhausting.

        1. Man, you gotta be careful with the jokes now a little bit… goons are blazing hot you know.
          Ready to fire from all cylinders with reckless abandon.
          Much love buddy.
          Peace and love
          😃 😊 ✌

          1. I know I’m taking it by extreme with my comments but I thought people would realise by now I’m here (mostly, like 70%) to pull their nerves😅🫣

            Much love😎✌️

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