Crespo linked with Milan return - on 16 Mar 2006
Chelsea striker Hernan Crespo could be set for a sensational return to Milan in the summer.
The Argentinean, who returned to England following his loan spell at the Rossoneri, is rumoured to be one of a number of players Milan will make a move for in the summer.
Crespo has, on a number of occasions, underlined his desire to return to Italy and his former club are reportedly very interested in regaining the player's services.
Milan's chief officer Adriano Galliani has insisted the club intends to keep all four strikers currently with the club at the San Siro, making any move dependant on whether coach Carlo Ancelotti wants further reinforcements to the forward line.
Meanwhile, the club have also been linked with moves for three of Lyon's star players.
Defender Cris, along with midfielder Mahamadou Diarra and striker Fred, have all become targets for the Italian giants following excellent performances in this season's UEFA Champions League.
The Argentinean, who returned to England following his loan spell at the Rossoneri, is rumoured to be one of a number of players Milan will make a move for in the summer.
Crespo has, on a number of occasions, underlined his desire to return to Italy and his former club are reportedly very interested in regaining the player's services.
Milan's chief officer Adriano Galliani has insisted the club intends to keep all four strikers currently with the club at the San Siro, making any move dependant on whether coach Carlo Ancelotti wants further reinforcements to the forward line.
Meanwhile, the club have also been linked with moves for three of Lyon's star players.
Defender Cris, along with midfielder Mahamadou Diarra and striker Fred, have all become targets for the Italian giants following excellent performances in this season's UEFA Champions League.
