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Adriano Galliani: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar Will Stay At Milan
Galliani has set the record straight regarding the Hunter.
Jan 28, 2010 7:19:00 AM
By Salvatore Landolina
Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani has reached a conclusion regarding Klaas-Jan Huntelaar's next move, claiming the Dutchman will stay on in a bit to end rumors about the striker's future.
In fact, the Italian seemed surprised that there were speculative suggestions indicating a last-minute January move for the former Real Madrid man was in the offing.
"Huntelaar should remain calm as he is not going anywhere," Galliani told the press.
"I have been saying this for a few days now, but for some reason I am not believed."
Galliani has also ended the series of discussions which focused on the arrival of Nene.
"We will see what happens on Monday. We changed module this year and he has found little space. As for Cagliari's Nene, he was linked to Huntelaar leaving, but the Dutchman is staying," he added.
Two defeats in as many games, against Inter in the league and Udinese in the Coppa Italia, have seen the critics take a swipe at the club, but Galliani was in no mood to cause a fuss among the press as they gathered his attention with intriguing questions.
"I will not speak about all the polemical things [post derby], I will keep that for myself. The derby? I don't want to speak about the other team from Milan," he added.
"When you lose it's not nice, but it happened in a period where we have done well. We hope the team can return to winning ways."
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In fact, the Italian seemed surprised that there were speculative suggestions indicating a last-minute January move for the former Real Madrid man was in the offing.
"Huntelaar should remain calm as he is not going anywhere," Galliani told the press.
"I have been saying this for a few days now, but for some reason I am not believed."
Galliani has also ended the series of discussions which focused on the arrival of Nene.
"We will see what happens on Monday. We changed module this year and he has found little space. As for Cagliari's Nene, he was linked to Huntelaar leaving, but the Dutchman is staying," he added.
Two defeats in as many games, against Inter in the league and Udinese in the Coppa Italia, have seen the critics take a swipe at the club, but Galliani was in no mood to cause a fuss among the press as they gathered his attention with intriguing questions.
"I will not speak about all the polemical things [post derby], I will keep that for myself. The derby? I don't want to speak about the other team from Milan," he added.
"When you lose it's not nice, but it happened in a period where we have done well. We hope the team can return to winning ways."
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