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MANCHESTER CITY may look to capitalise in the January transfer window following the news that Nigel de Jong has been placed on AC Milan’s transfer list.

De Jong has been deemed surplus to requirements by the Rossoneri’s president Silvio Berlusconi.

The Dutchman could be tempted now to swap Serie A and plot a sensational return to Premier League.

Man City fans remember De Jong well before he left for AC in the summer.

Berlusconi was quoted in Italian football site ForzaItalianFootball.com, as saying: “We’re disappointed, it is a real shame for De Jong.

“We’re evaluating the opportunity of going back on to the market if that is what is necessary.

City have not been as free scoring as the previous campaign and have been leaky at the back too, having shipped 14 goals in their first 16 Barclays Premier League matches.

De Jong has featured in 12 Serie A games for AC this season.

Berlusconi was quoted in Italian football site ForzaItalianFootball.com, as saying: “We’re disappointed, it is a real shame for De Jong.

“We’re evaluating the opportunity of going back on to the market if that is what is necessary.

lets all have a disco wrote:Terrible article.

But.

I'd offer them 2 million quid now and say well get him fit and take him off your hands.

Alioune DVToure wrote:

Berlusconi was quoted in Italian football site ForzaItalianFootball.com, as saying: “We’re disappointed, it is a real shame for De Jong.

“We’re evaluating the opportunity of going back on to the market if that is what is necessary.

Referring to his injury, obviously!

What shocking journalism, even coming from a posse of twats like The Express.

Blue Blood wrote:I did not realise he had an injury. Quotes definitely suggest something totally different when taking his injury into account.

Agree, terrible journalism.

Alioune DVToure wrote:

Berlusconi was quoted in Italian football site ForzaItalianFootball.com, as saying: “We’re disappointed, it is a real shame for De Jong.

“We’re evaluating the opportunity of going back on to the market if that is what is necessary.

Referring to his injury, obviously!
What shocking journalism, even coming from a posse of twats like The Express.

lets all have a disco wrote:Terrible article.

But.

I'd offer them 2 million quid now and say well get him fit and take him off your hands.

Sister of fu wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:Terrible article.

But.

I'd offer them 2 million quid now and say well get him fit and take him off your hands.

I'd also throw Nasri and Mario in just to close the deal. I would have a one legged Nige over them too pussys any day of the week.

Goataldo wrote:

Sister of fu wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:Terrible article.

But.

I'd offer them 2 million quid now and say well get him fit and take him off your hands.

I'd also throw Nasri and Mario in just to close the deal. I would have a one legged Nige over them too pussys any day of the week.

Deep breaths now, deep breaths. I know you're heart must have fluttered, maybe even just a little bit, when you saw this thread title, even if you did know about the injury (which I assume you did, also assuming you've been following his process like a jilted lover).

Sister of fu wrote:

Goataldo wrote:

Sister of fu wrote:

lets all have a disco wrote:Terrible article.

But.

I'd offer them 2 million quid now and say well get him fit and take him off your hands.

I'd also throw Nasri and Mario in just to close the deal. I would have a one legged Nige over them too pussys any day of the week.

Deep breaths now, deep breaths. I know you're heart must have fluttered, maybe even just a little bit, when you saw this thread title, even if you did know about the injury (which I assume you did, also assuming you've been following his process like a jilted lover).

I would take him back even if his leg had fallen off.......fact.

City....have been leaky at the back too, having shipped 14 goals in their first 16 Barclays Premier League matches.