United for Meyer charity gala features comments from Italian football executives

At the United for Meyer charity event in Forte dei Marmi, several football directors spoke about recent club matters.

Former Torino sporting director Davide Vagnati reflected on his six‑year tenure, expressed regret over the way his departure was handled, but praised his relationship with president Urbano Cairo and highlighted the difficulty of operating with high player salaries. He also wished success to Ivan Jurić on his new role at Monza.

Former AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani discussed the club’s transfer needs, naming Ramos as a potential key striker and reiterating his principle of not celebrating summer deals until the spring. He also praised Zlatan Ibrahimović’s past contributions.

Juventus representatives explained the absence of chief executive Giovanni Carnevali, hinting at ongoing negotiations for a striker and mentioning talks with Paris Saint‑Germain over Kolo Muani.

Como sporting director Carlalberto Ludi spoke about the club’s pursuit of Mattia Liberali, confirmed no active talks for Nathaniel Chalobah, and expressed ambition for future Champions League participation.