It could be summed up like this: "Good morning? No! Thank you and see you again." Apart from the (easy) play on words between the classic morning greeting and the surname of Torino's captain, the story of the negotiation between Milan and Buongiorno has, for now, been postponed to a later date; in the last few days the rumors had become rich and loud, but it is unlikely that something will happen in the current transfer market session.
Cairo's words
Yesterday ********** revealed the words on the subject of the president of Torino, Urbano Cairo, who essentially confirmed his firm desire not to sell the Italian central defender who the Rossoneri like very much: "I said it last week to end of the League Assembly and I can only repeat it: he is not for sale. In August, when he expressed his intention to stay with us instead of going to Atalanta, I told him: 'You are and will be very important for us'. Now I repeat the same thing with even greater firmness."
What will happen
If it was already difficult before to think of a positive outcome of the negotiation, with the words of Urbano Cairo a point is made. Or a semicolon. Yes, because after a "good morning" and a "thank you", it could be a sincere "goodbye". Milan, on the other hand, like Alessandro Buongiorno very much and it is easy to think that, by taking advantage of the player's desire to wear red and black, the management of Via Aldo Rossi can work hard in the months preceding the summer transfer market session to bring the defender to Milan born in 1999, anticipating a possible auction with European clubs which, most likely, would be financially unsustainable.