It's reported Milan and Genoa could combine forces again on the transfer market to bring in Matias Silvestre from Catania.
The two clubs famously banded together to sign Kevin-Prince Boateng from Portsmouth last summer, plus exchanged numerous players in loan and co-ownership deals.
It's reported Milan and Genoa could combine forces again on the transfer market to bring in Matias Silvestre from Catania.
The two clubs famously banded together to sign Kevin-Prince Boateng from Portsmouth last summer, plus exchanged numerous players in loan and co-ownership deals.
According to the Corriere dello Sport, they will also go into a co-ownership deal to sign defender Silvestre for €8m.
Catania have confirmed the Argentine is on his way out of Sicily this summer to seek a bigger club.
As Milan already have Philippe Mexes coming in on a free transfer from Roma, there is no real room for Silvestre.
Instead, they would leave the 27-year-old at Genoa for one season to gain more experience.
This system would see Silvestre then drafted in to replace Alessandro Nesta when he retires next year.