[意甲]（最新消息）ＡＣ米蘭收購莫斯科中央陸軍中場本田圭佑失敗 [復制鏈接]

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CSKA Moscow are ready to sell star midfielder Keisuke Honda this summer if the right offer comes along.

Club general director Roman Babaev is aware of interest from AC Milan for the Japan international, while Everton have also been linked with a move.

But as it stands Honda, whose contract expires in January 2014, will remain a CSKA player until a club makes a formal approach for his services.

Babaev told Russian newspaper Sport Express: "[The situation] has not changed. Honda could be speaking to another club at the moment, because the rules allow it.

"But our position is clear. We are ready to let him go if we receive a reasonable offer.

"We are pleased that Milan are interested but we also have to be realistic. Yes, his expiring contract affects his market value but there is a limit as to how low we can go.

"We are not worried if he ends up leaving the club on a free transfer.

"It is a difficult decision to make - part ways with Honda now or keep him until his contract expires.

"We are interested to know how this progresses. The ball is in Milan's court now."

莫斯科中央陸軍表示今夏願意出售本田，只要得到合理報價

愛華頓都傳聞想買本田？

Milan have reportedly reached an agreement to sign Keisuke Honda on a free transfer in January.

The Japanese international playmaker’s brother and agent met with Rossonero Vice-President Adriano Galliani and intermediary Ernesto Bronzetti today.

Believed to be discussing a deal for the 27-year-old former Lazio target, Sky Sport 24 understand that the club have agreed to pick up the player at the expiry of his current deal.

The CSKA Moscow player is out of contract in January and Milan have today reportedly made official with his agent and brother an agreement to sign him then.

It is believed that the deal could be brought forward to this summer in the form of a transfer arranged with CSKA, but only if the Rossoneri sell players in the coming weeks.

http://www.football-italia.net/36341/milan-reach-honda-agreement

CSKA Moscow midfielder Keisuke Honda has revealed he wants to join AC Milan this summer.

The 27-year-old has entered the final six months of his contract with the Russian outfit and so is free to talk to other clubs.

Everton have previously been linked with a move for the Japan international while Milan were confirmed as an interested party by CSKA last week.

The Rossoneri are reportedly weighing up whether to make a cut-price move for Honda now or wait until January when he will be available on a free transfer.

When asked about his future Honda confirmed he was ready to quit CSKA and a move to the San Siro appealed to him.

"I've had three-and-a-half happy years at CSKA Moscow but now I'd like to play in a big team," he told championat.com.

"The club knows about Milan's interest and of my will to go.

"Will there be the transfer? Better ask my brother who is taking charge of my affairs. Let me say I'd be proud to go to Milan."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/8825652/Transfer-news-Keisuke-Honda-confirms-desire-to-move-to-AC-Milan

Japan international Keisuke Honda is on the brink of a move to AC Milan, according to reports in Italy.

The transfer has proven a tricky one with the transfer demands of CSKA Moscow appearing to put the move on hold until the expiration of the player's contract.

But Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has suggested on Monday that his eventual destination is likely to be the San Siro.

When asked if a deal to sign Honda was a little closer, Galliani told Sky Sport Italia: "Let's see. I'm pleased he's a Milan fan, he watched Milan when he was a kid. He will decide.

"If he joins he will take the No.22 jersey. I will know tomorrow (Tuesday) as there is a new meeting so we will see then."

著２２號球衣？？

Keisuke Honda's proposed move to AC Milan this summer is looking increasingly unlikely after CSKA Moscow admitted they are in no rush to sell the midfielder.

CSKA president Yevgeni Giner told the Russian media that both the club and Honda could be better off if the 27 year-old waited until his contract expires in December.

"Honda is free to talk to any club at the moment and he is free to leave for the right price. Rumour has it that I've been offered ?1.5 or ?2million for him, but I don't need it," he said.

"He's an important player for the team and will help us earn more than ?2million if we progress through the Champions League.

"If he plays well, he'll be in an even better position to sign a lucrative deal at the end of the year. It might not even be with Milan."

Although Milan are hoping to sign the Japan international before the transfer window closes at the end of August, it is understood the Serie A side would not be forced into paying the ?5million fee CSKA have reportedly demanded

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似乎莫斯科中央陸軍係夏季都唔打算放佢，寧願踢到１２月，

等佢合約期滿佐先比佢走

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The Diavolo have been trying to net the Japanese international for weeks, but the Russian club have so far refused to sell.

The midfielder will be available on a free transfer in January, but the San Siro giants have been trying to net him immediately by offering a nominal fee.

“Has Honda almost vanished? I think so, with the last telephone call,” the transfer chief noted. “The CSKA President has told me that he won’t sell.

“Therefore we will stay as we are. There are not a lot of transfer gifts out there for boss Massimiliano Allegri.”

The official then confirmed that M’Baye Niang, wanted by Genoa, would be remaining at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza.

“Niang will be staying with us, that is for certain. He also scored a really good goal against LA Galaxy.”

That strike came in a 2-0 win that ensured the Rossoneri finished their Guinness International Champions Cup campaign on a high.

“We played well and we took a really good third place,” Galliani added. “The team was well organised and played the ball around well.

“Serie A? Milan competed with everyone in the second half of the season last year and the team can be competitive again.”

Luca Antonelli is happy to continue his career at Genoa despite attracting the transfer interest of two Serie A giants.

“The boy is settled at Genoa,” agent Oscar Damiani commented. “There have been enquiries from Inter, Napoli and abroad, but nothing concrete.”

The 26-year-old, a left-back, is a product of the Milan youth system. He moved to Bari in 2007 before a transfer to Parma just six months later.

Antonelli appeared in 33 games for the Grifone last term, scoring one goal.

An Italian international, he missed the Confederations Cup campaign this summer because of a shin injury.

Portuguese stopper Rolando is on the verge of joining Inter from Porto, claim Sky Sport Italia.

The two clubs have agreed a loan deal for the 27-year-old who spent the second half of last season at Napoli.

The defender is expected to touch down in Italy on Friday for his medical.

New Inter boss Walter Mazzarri knows the individual well given that he was in charge of Napoli during 2012-13.

The Portuguese international, though, was used in just nine games at the Stadio San Paolo by the tactician.

Serie A new boys Sassuolo have confirmed an interest in Juventus-owned full-back Reto Ziegler.

“We like Ziegler,” sporting director Nereo Bonato noted. “We are looking to add a left-sided player to the squad.

“The Swiss could be the right man to bring in, but our problem is that his salary is too high for us.”

The former Sampdoria defender earns ?1.5m a season in Turin.

He was signed by the Old Lady on a free transfer in 2011, yet he has never played an official game for the Turin side.

He has spent the last two seasons out on loan at Fenerbahce and Lokomotiv Moscow. Torino have also been linked with the 27-year-old.

Juve could reportedly send him on loan to Sassuolo, paying a part of his salary in order to make the move happen.

睇黎收購本田圭佑失敗

Transfer news: CSKA Moscow say Keisuke Honda will not be joining AC Milan

By Edwin Chong.   Last Updated: August 10, 2013 3:39pm



CSKA Moscow have rejected claims by Keisuke Honda that he will join AC Milan before the transfer window closes.

The 27 year-old recently told Nikkan Sports that talks were in the final stages and only a few minor details needed to be ironed out before the move is made official.

"I have been negotiating terms (with AC Milan) and we are entering the final stage. As I understand it, AC Milan are satisfied with the details put forward," Honda was quoted as saying.

However, CSKA club president Yevgeni Giner rubbished the player's claims and stressed that no agreement has been reached with Milan.

"I'm already sick and tired of the speculation around Honda," he told Russian daily Sport Express.

"We were waiting for the Italian side to understand they have to stop all this talk but unfortunately it did not happen.

"We expressed our position three weeks ago. We will not sell Honda to Milan. Neither for $5million (£3.2m) nor for 10. Period. Our club will never tolerate any disrespectful attitude from anybody.

"We were ready to meet their demands halfway in case Milan representatives acted in a civilised way. We were ready to study an official offer in case they produced it. But they decided to provoke Honda into a conflict with us."

Honda, who scored twice in CSKA's 3-0 Russian Super Cup win over Zenit St Petersburg last month, has been targeting a move to a top European club this summer.

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