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yeah ... we would upgrade from an left back who gets outmuscled and instantly hurt to and left back who just gets outmuscled (but not injuried) ... thats the way to go ! ok, that was harsh on criscito ... he is way better in defending than de ceglie ... but then on the other hand i do not...

if you watched molinaros behaviour on the pitch closely you would have noticed that he did not even try to cross anymore at the end of the season (probably knowing nothing would come out of it). he most of the time played the secure pass backwards.

or just look here ... http://www.transfermarkt.de/de/verein/506/juventus-turin/transfers/uebersicht.html you can even choose the season you wanna see in green the income, in red the expenses and after the "=" income minus expenses

he was in the epl for too long

i say, let him play there for one more season to gain consistency in his performances... other way we will lose trust in him after the next bad performance for us and label him a "one season wonder" or a player that cant play for big clubs

but does he dictate the game flow like his brother does ?

even with this skills you mention i think criscito needs time to gain experience ... perhaps another season with genoa and he can be a sub at juve yeah, by some it sounds as if he was xabi alonsos brother :bow:

i think criscito has proven nothing until now, so he can say this or say that, it wont change his class. if he choses to go the easy way and stay with a smaller club ... well ok ... if this club is ready to buy him ... but i guess a 50:50 transfer right share would be best. if he gets better...