Milan market, Premier League pounces on two jewels

The Premier League is a constant danger for Serie A clubs: English clubs are extremely rich and the league is probably the most attractive in the world. Milan knows this well since in the summer of 2023 they had to say goodbye to Sandro Tonali: the Rossoneri club could not resist Newcastle&#8217s 60-plus million euro offer and said goodbye to a player who could have become an emblem of the club for many years. The’shadow of the Premier League is now back to rattle Milan, and the club is on high alert.

Ernesto Villa

L’Arsenal has set its eyes on Lorenzo Torriani, a 2005-born goalkeeper who did very well in the pre-season but then did not find space in Massimiliano Allegri’s lineup given the insurmountable competition from Mike Maignan. Torriani was then aggregated to Milan Futuro and so far has collected 10 appearances in Serie D: 10 goals conceded, 2 clean sheets. The very young goalkeeper has great physical gifts and huge potential: Arsenal knows this well and plans to send some emissaries to the upcoming matches to view him closely.

The Gunners are interested in Torriani.

The Gunners are also interested in Davide Bartesaghi, who is doing very well with the Rossoneri shirt. The young full-back, fresh from his brace against Sassuolo, has now surpassed Pervis Estupiñán in Massimiliano Allegri’s hierarchies and his performance has not gone unnoticed in the eyes of Arsenal, which is studying a bid to convince the Diavolo to sell him in the summer soccer market session. Milan&#8217s idea, however, is crystal clear: Bartesaghi will not move from Milan for any amount of money.

Bred in the Rossoneri youth academy, the young full-back is very attached to the club and has no intention of changing air. In the past two seasons Bartesaghi has played little with the Rossoneri first team, this year Massimiliano Allegri decided to give him great trust and the player is repaying him with top-level performances.

“I always try to improve myself with a clear head. I used to be inspired by Theo Hernandez, but now I see him less and take Leonardo Spinazzola, with whom we are great friends, as a point of reference. The comparison with Maldini? He is one of my idols, but let’s go easy on the comparisons. I just think about being myself and giving my best for Milan, that is important” Bartesaghi recently said.