After receiving the umpteenth negative response from Wolfsburg
for attacker Edin Dzeko, Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani
and general director Ariedo Braida have flown towards Sevilla to try and reach an agreement
with the club for
Luis Fabiano.
The Confederations Cup top-scorer has become the Rossoneri's main
transfer target, and they not want to lose him after the failed
negotiations for Dzeko and Aly Cissokho.
For this reason, Galliani and Breida are headed to Spain to present
Milan's first official offer to the club, which, according to
Sky, is around €13
million.
The Rossoneri are trying not to lose any precious time, as they
have yet to make a major signing this summer after losing Kaka to
Real Madrid.
Earlier reports had suggested that the Spanish club would not
accept anything less than €30m for their star player, but their
demands are expected to go down in the coming days.
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