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Christian Mosquera has been attached to Milan throughout the January window and more recently to Juventus, which are looking for a defender, but he\u2019ll finish the season at Valencia, his agent Sergio Barila told Tuttomercatoweb<\/em>\u2019s Mirko Di Natale.<\/p>\n \u201cHe doesn\u2019t want to leave during this window. He\u2019s only thinking about helping his team reach its goals. A few sides would like to sign him in January, he\u2019s focused on his own one. We\u2019ll analyze the situation and mull over his future later on. He has a year on his deal. Now it\u2019s not the time to speak about other clubs out of respect for Valencia.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Los Che<\/em> are currently 19th<\/sup> in La Liga standings and recently changed their coach searching for a jolt. They aren\u2019t too distant from teams above them. They\u2019ll need to come to terms with Mosquera on a new deal in the coming months, or his departure will be certain in the summer.<\/p>\n Milan will sign Kyle Walker, and he\u2019ll be used both as a right-back and in the middle. They might not seek another man even if they sold one of their one. Instead, the Old Lady is trying to negotiate better terms with Chelsea for Renato Veiga. They have also started pursuing Udinese\u2019s Thomas Kristensen.<\/p>\n He\u2019ll be a hot commodity in the summer given his age, upside, and contractual situation. Milan could have taken a shot in this session since they have a few established options he could grow behind, while Juventus need somebody readier, although they don\u2019t mind investing in youngsters and waiting for them.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n
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