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I think Marotta made a good decision based on Krasic's desire to come to Juve. There were rumours saying he was at Manchester looking for new home, and there were times that even Krasic himself wasn't so sure if the deal can go thro'. It's not as easy as it seems today. And it could have go...

But Secco could have accepted to pay over 18m right away just to save the effort to negotiate. We saved 2.5m thanks to that which is not a small amount. If people are blaming Marotta for overpaying Toni's wage, then that amount saved from Krasic's deal should also be appreciated.

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/juventus/?action=read&idnet=dHV0dG9qdXZlLmNvbS0zOTEzNg (and google translate) Gazzetta: Juve has reached an agreement with Fabiano. So now they only need to convince Seville to let him go. (and he's willing to lower his wage from 3.2 to 2.5m p.a.) Juve...

Yes, in my opinion, he's been one of the finest CM's in Serie A. Seriouly, we don't even need to buy out Aquilani if we can get him. I guess he's available for something below 10m? seems he's not played a lot under Ranieri.

by the way, how's David Pizarro doing in Roma? I think there was articles saying that he wants to leave? Would be perfect choice as a CM addition if we're gonna sell Momo

Sissoko, Amauri, Iaquinta :xfinger:

Wow, seriously? loan with option to buy half for some 27yrs old? :lol:

Why I think he decided not to because he knows him well. :shifty:

But I doubt Real Madrid can get any of their rival's key player. and I am sure Forlan won't say something like this if there is no concrete offer. So there's a good chance I would say.

Are we the only team that's following Forlan?

At least we can save a big part of our wage budget. Seriously, if Palermo are willing to take Amauri back and we don't need to pay his wage for them, I will send him there without thinking twice. Even if it means we will need to see Pepe/Macarrone as the ST sometimes.

yeah, get Elia and play Martinez at SS or even change to 433... There are a lot of possibilities but it depends if Marotta can see the "opportunity".

Tax I suppose. So wage + tax = 8 x 2 = 16 (approx) + transfer fee = 15 = 31 It would be fine if we can save that from Amauri's wage (6m p.a. iirc, which makes it 24 already for two years). And thanks for the translations mate! :tup:

Gazzetta: Juve has made the first offer. Loan with payment in installment (again... Marotta's style), but Atletico Madrid is not interested in the offer, but the discussion has began. :xfinger: Motta might be included as well (not sure about the detail, but he's supposed to be on loan here...

Batistuta won his first scudetto when he's 31/32. :heart: Back in 90's and early 2000's, it was considered the prime age of professional footballers, when their technique and experience really matured But players of 31-32 are regarded as "old" now... which is kinda sad.

Big bargaining advantage for us if their fans don't like him or even insulted him. Surely we won't pay the full amount to buy him out.

I still want him to be part of us next season. Just negotiate with Napoli to lower the buyout price would be fine.

seems quite bad after first examination (5 months) now conducting a more detailed checking and result will be known later today. source: http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/juventus/?action=read&idtmw=246591 with google translates... A few minutes ago Fabio Quagliarella has come to...

I like his technique with the ball and with that height, he's the ideal fullback for the formation we are playing and he could be the role model for Sorensen if he continues to play as a RB. I was also wondering why on earth would Hutton start ahead of him. But who knows, Vedran is obviously...

Seriously, would it be Marotta's strategy to make people accept that Pazzini is the best thing we can get? By spreading the rumour of us getting **** ****?? I can now imagine Juventini celebrating in the street when they introduce Pazzini/Gilardino as the new signing. :cry: