Belotti Club After Transfer Window

[StevieDay1983]

There are a few players in Serie A who are highly-rated and could make a move in a year or two such as Donnarumma or Dybala but right now the most realistic big name player to make a big money move is Torino striker Andrea Belotti. The 23 year old scored 26 goals in 35 starts for Torino last season in Serie A to help them finish 9th. They probably would have finished higher if Joe Hart hadn't been so shit (more or less the Torino President's words... not mine! ). Anyway, he's still favoured to remain at Torino at 2.50 but Manchester United at 4.00 and AC Milan at 4.33 is not bad. Could he be the sort of player Arsene Wenger might punt for? Isn't set to play Champions League football with Torino this season and unless a Champions League club comes in for him he might be happy to play Europa League football this season? 9.00 is good value.

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[DrO]

AC Milan have completed the signing of full-back Ricardo Rodriguez from Wolfsburg on a four-year deal.
Bring on Belotti 

[StevieDay1983]

Rumours circulating that Manchester United are set to bid £70 million for the striker this week. Seems an obscene amount of money for a player not considered to be one of the world class stars. I'd say anything above £50 million should be reserved for the highest quality of players like Messi, Ronaldo, Neymar, Neuer, Lewandowski etc.