Manchester City outcast Joe Hart may find home yet again in Italy claim reports.
Pep Guardiola made wholesale changes to the squad before the start of the previous season and let go of a number of players who do not fit in his style of play at the Etihad.
Out of the many players who were shown the door in Pep’s first summer transfer window at the club, English shot stopper Joe Hart, was one interesting decision.
Signing up Claudio Bravo from Barcelona, Guardiola decided to send Hart out on loan to Italian side Torino, even as he stayed the first choice shot-stopper for the English national team.
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However, his performances at Torino were less than impressive and there are now very clubs who want to sign him.
Premier League side West Ham United were reportedly interested in his signature but reports today suggest that Hart is wanted in the Serie A yet again.
According to an exclusive from the Express, Italian giants AC Milan are ready to make a move for Joe Hart this summer.
Hart currently earns a wage of £150,000 a week and it is understood that his wage demands have seen quite a few clubs withdraw their interest in the player.
However, AC Milan, who have an influx of cash this summer, are not just ready to meet his wages but also his valuation.
AC Milan are set to lose one of their most exciting youngsters in recent times in Gianluigi Donnarumma.
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The Italian sensation is easily one of the most interesting teenagers up for show in Europe but he has decided to quit the Italian side this summer, as he is not happy with the wages his team were offering on his new contract.
It is understood that the 18-year old has already decided about his future and does not want to stay in Milan so it will be interesting to see where he flies off to.
However, Express claim that AC Milan wants the Manchester City man as their immediate replacement for Donnarumma next season.
At 30, Hart is an experienced player who has proven himself at the highest level but is he the right man for the Serie A giants?