With changes afoot at AC Milan, Torino forward Alessio Cerci is said to one of the Rossoneri’s top targets as they look to reinforce their front-line in the summer transfer window.
Clarence Seedorf’s tenure at the Diavolo is due to come to an end this summer with Fillipo Inzaghi expected to be announced as his replacement and the Primavera coach has allegedly already got to work, identifying the signing of Torino talisman as a primary objective.
According to Sportmediaset.it, the former AC Milan forward has already met vice-president Adriano Galliani to discuss the future direction of the club and potential additions to his squad.
The San Siro outfit have long been working on acquiring Cerci and the 26-year-old Italian is said to be at the top of the clubs attacking wish list, however, they will have to meet a price tag of around €15 million to pry him away from the Granata.
The former Roma man played an integral role in Torino’s push for European qualification this season, scoring 13 Serie A goals and providing 10 assists.
