Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani are powerful men. They used to rule Europe while in charge of AC Milan, and now they are trying to do something similar with Monza. The newly-promoted club is preparing for its first-ever Serie A campaign, and the directors want high-quality players to represent them when the season kicks off.In Monza, it’s all about breakneck speed: Serie A new boys sign PessinaAfter signing local boy and Italy international midfielder Matteo Pessina last week, Berlusconi and Galliani set their sights on former Inter star Mauro Icardi. The Paris Saint-Germain outcast won’t be given much playing time at Parc des Princes and is looking for another club. How convenient.Monza supremos have already contacted Icardi’s agent and wife, Wanda Nara, regarding a possible transfer of the 29-year-old Argentinean. The town of Monza is located in the Lombardy region, where the Icardi family has a luxury home and business interests. With Icardi’s football career on the downward path, perhaps joining a club closer to his home wouldn’t be such a bad idea.##NAJAVA_MECA_6501698##Icardi spent much of his career in Italy, joining the Sampdoria youth academy for peanuts from Barcelona’s La Masia in 2011. He was sold to Inter for €$14.30 million two years later. Les Parisiens thought they secured a long-term goalscorer when they paid $55 million to bring the Argentine to France in 2019, but it didn’t work out. He scored just 23 goals in 64 Ligue 1 appearances over three years without ever convincing the now-former PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino that he was the one.Argentina & PSGs Mauro Icardi and his wife, Wanda Nara visited Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, Kenya, a hotel where you can eat with giraffes and interact with them. EcoTourism pic.twitter.com/yGQavcwBk8— financeprivilege (@financeprivile1) June 23, 2022 Italy clearly suits Icardi best, but will he accept to switch the bright lights of Paris for a stint at Serie A newcomers? Wily old wheeler-dealers Galliani and Berlusconi believe they have the upper hand.Monza are also showing interest in veteran Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez, who’s a free agent following the expiration of his Atletico Madrid contract. According to RMC Sport, another potential recruit for Monza is Lyon’s central defender Jason Denayer.
