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AC Milan to send Aquilani back to Liverpool
AC Milan are set to send midfielder Alberto Aquilani back to Liverpool.
Aquilani, who spent last season on loan at Juventus, has made 21 domestic appearances for Milan and would trigger a mandatory ￡5million buyout clause should he make a further four outings before the end of the current campaign.
But the Italian giants are putting the former Roma playmaker in the wilderness rather than allow that to happen – which would make a return to Anfield his next move.
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AC Milan loanee Aquilani could still return to Liverpool
Alberto Aquilani could still return to Liverpool this summer because AC Milan are no certainties to buy him permanently.
The Italian midfielder has been on loan at the San Siro all season but is struggling to reach the 25 matches which will activate a clause allowing the Rossoneri to make the short-term deal a buyout.
Aquilani’s agent, Franco Zavaglia, has revealed that his client has been battling injury and indicated that he may be heading back to Anfield come season’s end.
"I don't know if AC Milan want to buy him. We must still wait,” he told gazzettagiallorossa.it.
"Alberto has recovered from injury and is back at the disposal of the coach. He is only three games short of the automatic right to buy."
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Post time 25-4-2012 08:31 AM
