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Di Marzio: Parma face challenge from Empoli over Liberali deal – why it may not matter

Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images

Mattia Liberali seems to be heading away from AC Milan, however, there is no deciding where he will end up just yet.

In the past six months, it has become more and more likely that Liberali would leave Milan this summer, with frustrations over his deal and playing time. However, Igli Tare’s appointment seemed like it could change things.


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According to reports, the midfielder’s situation was one of his top priorities after joining the club. Though, it seems he has not been able to have an impact with an exit still looking more likely. It can be beneficial, perhaps.

The situation

Recent reports suggest that Liberali could have an impact on the deal between the Rossoneri and Parma for Giovanni Leoni, who is being tracked heavily by Tare too, as the club seek a new defender. In fact, the midfielder could lower the price which is asked.

Gianluca Di Marzio confirms this again, this afternoon, stating that Parma are the favourites to sign the midfielder, as part of that deal. However, Empoli are also taking a look, with youth players being prioritised.

A ‘major investment’ could be made on the player, given there could be a big benefit for doing so in the future. Though, prices are not mentioned.

Tags AC Milan Giovanni Leoni Mattia Liberali

7 Comments

  1. Milan should give this boy a chance.
    Just loan him out to gain some experience or sell with a buy-back clause. Just look at Madrid, City and other big clubs.
    I hope we won’t regret this 😫🤦

    1. LOL, you know nothing about city, they also sold their young player who cant make it to first team, do you think Brahim is Madrid youth product? Do your homework

    2. You mention wrong club. RM & MC like to buy established player not develop raw talent from academy. You should mention barcelona that develop young talent from academy la masia but that because barca in bad financial

  2. Unfortunately when you come off a torrid season where the club finished 8th., no silverware, no European football and a fanbase that is protesting/boycotting every other week, you no longer have the luxury of experimenting with youth and giving fringe players opportunity. Now its all about winning, and restoring the club to where it belongs. that means your starting 11 and best 5 subs, every game. No margin for error. Liberali has become a victim of last season’s debacle.

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