Franco Ordine, the Italian journalist, spoke on Tuttomercatoweb.com radio about the reports of Milan's interest in Nicolò Tresoldi:
"It seems to me more like speculation linked to the fact that he currently has two channels of connection, one with Mancini and Ranieri for the national team, and the other with the media who would like to see him in Italy. There are two observations to make: Brugge are now quoting astronomical figures, disproportionate to his value, and this is incompatible with Milan's January transfer market. Would you sign someone for €50-60 million who would be Ramos' back-up? I find that difficult. I believe Endrick is more compatible with Ramos. Roma are in pole position? I read a statement from his agent who said that he has never said no to Milan."
What else does he add about Milan?
"Milan are one of the few clubs, together with Napoli, that will genuinely be active in the transfer market. The others are waiting to put their goods on the counter. Amorim says that Ramos is not the problem, but rather that the attacking play is brought into the opposition's penalty area too rarely. Based on this, decisions will be made in the transfer market. I believe Milan want to strengthen a squad that has proved fragile across the two competitions."
