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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23467563" data-attributes="member: 158020">Higuain moves closer to Milan as Bonucci prepares for Juve returnJuventus forward Gonzalo Higuain is ready to swap Turin for Milan,  while Leonardo Bonucci prepares to say farewell to the Rossoneri after a  single season in order to return to his former club. Goal understands that the Argentine is the subject  of talks between his brother and agent, Nicolas, and new Milan director  of football Leonardo.If Pipita consents to a move, he will arrive at San Siro on an initial loan deal as Cristiano Ronaldo's blockbuster arrival threatens to usher him out of the first team at the Old Lady. Milan will pay out €18 million (£16m/$21m) for a loan move, with an  option to buy at the deal's conclusion for another €36m (£32m/$42m).  In what is shaping up to be a busy transfer window at both Italian  giants, Higuain may not be the only player moving to and fro between  Milan and Turin this summer. Unsettled at San Siro, Bonucci is keen to cut his losses and seal a move back to the team he abandoned last summer. If the defender does move, Juve youngster Mattia Caldara could see  himself travelling in the opposite direction in a bid to reduce transfer  costs.Both centre-backs have been mutually valued at €40m, making a swap  viable, although Juve would also have to bear the brunt of Bonucci's  €5.5m a season salary demands.  Chelsea, however, are also interested in 24-year-old Caldara, and  could upset Milan's plans after representatives of the Blues and  Juventus met in Nice last week; Higuain, meanwhile, was not on the  Londoners' agenda.</blockquote>

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