AC Milan are reportedly looking to reinforce their attack for the new season with moves for Alessio Cerci of Torino and Manchester United’s Nani.
The Granata forward has been heavily linked with a move away from his club after scoring 13 Serie A goals last season, while the Portuguese international is highly likely to depart after failing to hold down a place in the United team.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Torino chairman Urbano Cairo will ask for €18 million for the Italian international, around the same figure that Capocannoniere Ciro Immobile left the club for earlier in the summer.
The fee for Manchester United winger Nani would be somewhat less though, as Sky Sport Italia reported that the club will ask for €5m.
However, Nani’s wage demands are likely to be significantly higher than those of Cerci, which could provide a stumbling block to the Serie A giants.
Both players featured for their countries at this summer’s World Cup in Brazil, although neither player enjoyed a tournament to remember.
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