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Nobody from Juventus had been contacting CSKA, Honda or his agents - said Moscow club officials yesterday.

Yes, I can. He started brightly, scoring winner free-kick against Sevilla in Champions League which gave us a place in Quarter-final. There was a popular joke after the match that with this goal alone he returned the investment in his transfer. He added two goals in the league in first three...

While the rumour seems to be made up from nowhere (http://tinyurl.com/66t2xd9), I'd say that if it will became true there is no chance he will go as low as 10 millions € and absolutely no chance that CSKA will accept Iaquinta as a part of the deal.

Are you sure?

Why do you think that Zhirkov has EU passport? Russia is not a member of EU.

The tax is 13% in Russia. Krasic earned slightly over 1,5 M $ per annum without bonuses, definitely not more that 1,8. Of course nobody had given an official info, it's my estimation based on what was said about wage structure in whole at CSKA in different official interviews last years.

Krasic said in interview to Russian site bobsoccer.ru that after the meeting with Del Neri he is sure he will play against Bari, although don't know how much.

He can not. The deadline to register players for the Europa League play-off round was 9 August 2010 (24.00 CET). At that time he was CSKA player and was registered for the Moscow club. As he was not fielded for CSKA, he can be registered for Juve for the group stages later this month.

I'd try to explain the agents details: Krasic's only agent is Dejan Joksimovic. Naletilic, who is also an agent, is the mediator between CSKA and Juve, he is not representing Krasic, rather the Old Lady. And Borozan is the dump tank to the media used by someone involved, it explains why it is...

Well, I see that there is no sense to discuss here any more.

Usually the seller dictates the price.

CSKA is wealthy enough to pay both their wages for some time. I'm quite sure that when the deal will be done, it will be done on CSKA terms.

The point is that CSKA doesn't need to sell Krasic, so there is no pressure for them in such rumours.

No chances that Iaquinta will be used as a part of the deal: http://www.juventuz.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2523310&postcount=846

The same as here: http://www.juventuz.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2523310&postcount=846

CSKA will not accept him as a part of the deal at first. It's against the club policy of signing only players which will not demand a very high wage and can be sold with profit later (promising under 23 youngsters or established on lower level up to 25 years old for the first squad immediately).