Manchester United striker Rashford and Manchester City full-back Walker are both targets for Milan this month.
Zola told La Gazzetta dello Sport: “Talking about Rashford is… a sore point for me because since childhood I have always considered him a strong player, someone capable of making a difference. Instead he disappointed me a bit because he could have given a lot more: he alternated great seasons like the one two years ago with disappointing seasons like the previous one. He was quite inconsistent.
“He is certainly fast and technically strong. In Italy he could do a significant job, but it depends on him: for me he could have been the Premier League MVP for years, but he never was.”
“Talking about Walker is like discovering warm water: he is a top physical footballer and from this point of view he could also make a difference in Serie A. He would come from a tournament that is the most physically demanding in Europe and therefore He would be a defender who could have a big impact.”
On Milan's move to the English duo, Zola added: “This kind of evaluation is up to the Rossoneri directors, who know well Conceiçao's requests and the team's needs, not me. I will limit myself to saying that we are dealing with two top players.” Level players, two players who could contribute to an important club like Milan in Italy. In fact, they could make a difference.”
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