Milan CEO Adriano Galliani insists “everything changed” since Napoli won 4-0 at San Siro in October.

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“After the last time we faced Napoli, we moved to 4-4-2 and had a good run of results,” Galliani told Mediaset Premium.

Adriano Galliani “really likes” Sevilla Coach Unai Emery but “that doesn’t mean he’ll come to Milan”.

The Rossoneri are in good form, and have propelled themselves to within six points of the third and final Champions League spot, meaning Sinisa Mihajlovic’s position is safer than at many other points this season.

However, when asked about Carlos Bacca the club’s joint-CEO praised the Sevilla boss.

“Bacca is a tremendous player,” Estadio Deportivo reports Galliani as saying.

Milan CEO Adriano Galliani confirmed Antonio Nocerino will join Orlando City, Luiz Adriano won’t leave and Leonel Vangioni arrives in July.

“Tomorrow we will terminate our rapport with Nocerino, who will go to play in Orlando,” Galliani told Mediaset Premium.

“With that move, our transfer activity will be finished for this session.”

That was an implication that Luiz Adriano will not be sold to a Chinese club.

Milan's joint-CEO Adriano Galliani says the sale of Antonio Nocerino to Orlando City is 'more or less done'.

While the director was quiet about the rumours surrounding Luiz Adriano's touted move to China, he did hint at the near-completion of an MLS deal.

“We have a lot of offers from China, for other players too,” he said, as reported by Tuttomercatoweb. “Right now it's the richest championship in the world.

Adriano Galliani thinks ‘Milan can reach the Champions League’ but says drawing with Udinese was ‘a shame’.

The Rossoneri are on a good run of late but failed to beat a struggling Zebrette yesterday and are still six points off Fiorentina in third place.

However, vice-President Galliani remains optimistic that the club can achieve their season objective of a podium finish.

“Milan can reach the Champions League,” he said to Radio Onda Libera.

Adriano Galliani insists Keisuke Honda never asked to leave Milan - “we’re very happy with what he’s doing”.

The midfielder has criticised the Rossoneri publicly at times this season, leading to speculation he could be moved on, but the club’s joint-CEO says he’ll be staying.

“He’s a very intelligent lad,” Galliani told MilanNews when asked about Honda on his way to a Lega Serie A meeting.

Maurizio Zamparini reveals Milan could have had Paulo Dybala but joint-CEO Adriano Galliani was “playing games”.

The Argentinian striker joined Juventus for a €40m fee this summer, and scoring 12 goals and providing eight assists in Serie A so far.

The Rossoneri have been linked with a move for another Rosanero talent, Franco Vazquez, and the club President warns them not to mess around.

Adriano Galliani admits “I too am curious to see how Milan do” against Palermo after the Derby della Madonnina triumph.

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“We know Guillermo Barros Schelotto well. In 2005 he underwent treatment at Milanello with us. In 2003, however, he beat us in the Intercontinental Cup Final with Boca Juniors,” Galliani told Mediaset Premium.

Milan CEO Adriano Galliani confirmed “negotiations” with LA Galaxy for Nigel de Jong and wouldn’t rule out selling Luiz Adriano.

The Rossoneri chief spoke to Mediaset Premium ahead of tonight’s Milan Derby and tomorrow’s transfer deadline.

“It’s true that there are negotiations in progress with LA Galaxy for De Jong. Until the contracts are exchanged, we never say it’s a done deal. I’ll tell you when everything is sorted out.

Genoa President Enrico Preziosi insists there’s no Milan deal for Diego Perotti. “Will he stay? Good question…”

The forward has been seemingly on the verge of a transfer to Roma for weeks now, but Preziosi had a long meeting with Milan CEO Adriano Galliani today.

“Others did a lot of deals, but we didn’t. No deal,” Preziosi told reporters.

“There is no agreement for Perotti either. Will he stay? Good question…

“The fans are worried? I have other things to worry about.”