Rossoneri Round-up for 17 October: Riccardo Montolivo reportedly interested in Monza transfer

Riccardo Montolvio hasn’t taken the pitch for Milan yet this season, and it seems that his Milan career might be over.

With that in mind, it’s being reported that Montolivo might be willing to reunite with Silvio Berlisconi at Monza. The former Milan owner recently bought the Serie C club, and while Montolivo would be willing to make the switch, he’s said to be not keen on a move to Serie C, instead willing to wait until next summer to see if Monza are promoted to Serie B.

Either way, it doesn’t look like he’s going to be donning a Milan shirt anytime soon.

On to the links.

AC Milan and Italian Football Links

Patrick Cutrone officially signed to a new contract at Milan. [AC Milan Offside]

ESPN Serie A writer and pundit Gabriele Marcotti thinks that Elliott Management can raise the value of Milan to $1 billion. [AC Milan Offside]

Max Allegri wants Juventus to beat Milan’s record start to a season with 13 wins in a row. I want a pony, but we don’t always get what we want, right? [Black & White & Read All Over]

AS Roma is reportedly working on new contracts for both Kostas Manolas and Lorenzo Pellegrini. [Chiesa di Totti]

World Football Links

Mexico lost 1-0 to Chile in a friendly in Querétaro. [FMF State of Mind]

Arsenal’s Alexandre Lacazette called English fans “spectators” and not “supporters.” [The Short Fuse]

Current Atlanta United, and former Argentina and Paraguay manager Tata Martino is once again reported to be the next manager for the Mexican national team. [FMF State of Mind]

Sir Doug Ellis was the personification of Aston Villa. [7500 to Holte]