Diego Milito, has been putted on official Inter website, as a new player.
It says that in this deal, Aquafresca is given to Genoa plus cash.
We are looking foward for the presentation, and also confirm from federation of league for Motta.
Diego Alberto Milito (born 12 June 1979 in Bernal, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine striker.
Milito is powerful with a keen eye for goal, and is regarded as one of the finest headers of the ball in the modern game.
More about Milito:
- Diego Milito started playing at Argentine first division Racing Club in 1999, where he won the 2001 Apertura tournament. At the beginning of 2004, Milito moved to Italian second division Genoa. After two very successful seasons, where he scored 33 goals in 59 matches in Italy, Genoa were relegated down to Serie C1 as a punishment for an alleged match-fixing case in the final match of the 2004–05 season. Due to this, Milito was forced to leave Genoa and he joined his brother Gabriel at Real Zaragoza. Diego again showed his potential in Spain, scoring four goals in the first semi-final of the 2006 Copa del Rey to beat Real Madrid 6-1. He finished the season as Real Zaragoza’s top scorer with 16 goals in the Spanish first division. Milito was the club captain at Real Zaragoza, taking over this role from brother Gabriel, who departed for FC Barcelona in 2007[3]. Milito was one of the top scorers in the La Liga 2006-2007 season[4]. He scored 23 goals, two less than the top goalscorer Ruud van Nistelrooy and three behind European Golden Boot winner Francesco Totti. His goals helped Zaragoza to a sixth place finish in the league. As of January 2008, Diego was averaging higher than a goal every two games for Real Zaragoza, a statistic he also achieved with Genoa. On 1 September 2008, just a few minutes before the transfer window closure time, Genoa completed the transfer of Milito from Zaragoza, after the Spanish team were relegated to Segunda División. His agent Fernando Hidalgo confirmed Milito chose explicitly to return to Genoa despite having received more lucrative offers from other major European clubs.
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