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Don't think there is any option but to overpay for him, if you want to get him this summer.

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Post on another forum by a Roma fan who tends to know what's going on: By all accounts Osvaldo has a poor attitude, is a prima donna, and does not endear himself to his teammates. He's is gone.

Possible, but I don't think so. Both players move very well, but I think Destro's technique is quite a bit better. Destro also has the physique that may allow him to bulk up a little and become a true CF. Borini's stature means that he is always going to be confined to playing off a main...

10m to Inter's 9m? :scared:

It probably says a lot about my state of mind that I frequently think BYOB when I see your name, rather than what you intended.

Reginaldo. :tuttosport:

No, just half.

I think Pazzini has developed into a good player. Don't recall ever thinking much of him before he went to Samp, though.

There's a key difference between Destro and the other two. I'm saying he's a good player with the potential to be really good. I never said that of the other two when they were young. If that's not enough to make you want Juve to sign him, frankly, I don't know what is.

Must be horrible being a Genoa fan and having to listen to that.

Intriguing. Destro to stay at Siena for another year before Juve and Inter do battle via proxies at the envelope?

Aye, that's the one. Anyway, the point is that Destro looks to be far from a ten-a-penny youngster, @Cronios.

Did Destro not set some sort of record this last season? Youngest to score 12 in Serie A for about 40 years, or something like that.

Judging by Preziosi's comment today, looks like Juve will need to deal primarily with Siena in order to get Destro. http://www.football-italia.net/19727/genoa-reveal-transfer-truths

Yeah, my mind was on Cavani after reading the stuff at the top of the page. That stuff makes perfect sense with regards to the Destro transfer.

Don't quite follow the logic of that. There aren't any co-ownerships about that would be likely to affect that transfer. Unless it's just a question of Juve and Napoli being busy working on other deals just now.

And, more impressively, he understands how to move much better than most forwards his age.

Which is why Juve, if they really want Destro, probably need to back Siena in the auction for the other half of his contract, so they don't need to deal with Genoa.