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Serie A champions Milan have SEVEN players out of contract in the summer, including star midfielders Andrea Pirlo, Massimo Ambrosini and Clarence Seedorf.
And although Allegri admits he has yet to decide on whether to offer the trio new contracts, he did reveal he is a huge fan of Spurs star Sandro.
The 22-year-old Brazilian moved to White Hart Lane last summer but struggled to impress in the early stages of his Tottenham career.
However, a string of recent starring performances for Harry Redknapp's side have seen him become a regular fixture in the starting XI — and his form has caught the attention of Milan.
Allegri said: "The president and I will talk about everything. My requests? We'll talk about how the season went and together with [CEO Adriano] Galliani we'll discuss the future.
"Sandro? He is a good player but it is too early to name names. There are still contract negotiations to tie up and based on those we'll make the choices in order to prepare a competitive AC Milan team, like 25 years ago.
"It's normal that as a coach I'll speak about my needs and then together we'll evaluate where we are, based on the available players."

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ANDREA PIRLO has confirmed he will leave Italian champions AC Milan next month.
The 31-year-old has called time on his San Siro career after spending 10 glittering seasons with the club.
He said: "It's a mutual decision, I've had 10 unforgettable years here."
After joining from rivals Inter, Pirlo went on to win nine major honours with Milan, including two Serie A titles, two Champions League crowns and a Coppa Italia.
He also played a key role in Italy's 2006 World Cup success, forming an excellent central midfield partnership alongside Milan team-mate Gennaro Gatusso.
Pirlo made 284 league appearances for the Rossoneri, scoring 32 goals, but a string of injuries hampered him this term and he fell out of boss Massimiliano Allegri's first team plans.
But Milan, who won their first scudetto since 2004 earlier this month and face Udinese in their final game of the campaign on Sunday, revealed Filippo Inzaghi and Alessandro Nesta have signed new one-year deals.

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Sunday, 22 May 2011
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Bologna v Bari
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Brescia v Fiorentina
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Cagliari v Parma
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Genoa v Cesena
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Inter Milan v Catania
22 May 2011 09:30pm IST Palermo v Chievo
23 May 2011 12:15am IST Juventus v Napoli
23 May 2011 12:15am IST Lecce v Lazio
23 May 2011 12:15am IST Roma v Sampdoria
23 May 2011 12:15am IST Udinese v AC Milan

1. AC Milan
2. Inter Milan
3. Napoli
4. Udinese ( 65 Points , Goal Difference : +22 )
5. Lazio ( 63 Points , Goal Difference : +14 )

Udinese & Lazio to fight for the Fourth Champions League Spot
Sampdoria , Brescia & Bari are already relegated

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Javier Pastore is 'priceless'



Palermo's outspoken president Maurizio Zamparini has stated that the Argentina international playmaker is 'priceless' and will only be sold if he asks for a transfer

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Juventus coach Luigi Del Neri has confirmed he will be leaving the Turin giants at the end of the season following a meeting with the board. Del Neri only took over in 2010 after leading Sampdoria to the Champions League, but he has failed to revive Juve's fortunes. The Bianconeri languish in seventh place in Serie A, meaning they will miss out on European football next term.
"Next season, Juventus will have a new coach, the club informed me last Wednesday of this decision," Del Neri said at his press conference ahead of Juve's final game of the season against Napoli. I accept this choice; but I reiterate I would do it all again. Juve don't have the time to wait for change and gradual growth. As for me, when one door closes I hope another door opens."
Del Neri signed a two-year deal when he joined the club in May and said earlier this week that he would not quit despite the struggles. Juve have now been forced to act, but the 60-year-old does not regret accepting the post.
"The Juventus project initially made me so proud that I gave up the Champions League with Samp to take part in it. I was delighted with the arrivals of [Fabio] Quagliarella and [Alberto] Aquilani, with the maturation of [Paolo] De Ceglie, the form of [Vincenzo] Iaquinta, then the collapse in January changed the whole season. The injuries affected everything. The Bianconeri bench made me mature. The lads were splendid, they were easy to manage. I discovered a new atmosphere that helped me grow a lot. I do not have to prove anything to anyone and life goes on."
Speculation has already begun over who will be in charge of Juventus next season, with former Juve midfielder Antonio Conte emerging as the favourite to take over after leading Siena to promotion from Serie B. Another target, Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini, has been quick to rule himself out.

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welcome Giggs.. but do u think it was apt to part ways with Del Neri?? I know it was tough to accept the league position for a club of Juve's size.. but then

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welcome Giggs.. but do u think it was apt to part ways with Del Neri?? I know it was tough to accept the league position for a club of Juve's size.. but then

They had no other options....finishing 7th and continuosly missing out on Champions League....fans won't tolerate anymore...