Alessandro Matri (30 Viewers)
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Is sad in some way that the striking force will be dismembered.
I know..we need that... but Quags, gio, and Matri are very loved in the team after all.
Im pretty sure that Marchisio said what he said about respecting our forwards... in honor to them..because we all know one or some of them will not be in Juve next year.
Thats life.
I know..we need that... but Quags, gio, and Matri are very loved in the team after all.
Im pretty sure that Marchisio said what he said about respecting our forwards... in honor to them..because we all know one or some of them will not be in Juve next year.
Thats life.
Life isn't fair, and is quite harsh at times. If you want to move forward, difficult decisions need to be made. We can't reward players for being nice and loyal, or keep them on board because they are liked. If you run a company, and one of your employees is a really nice guy but highly inefficient, you'd sever ties with him professionally, but still maintain the friendship. In any case, it's not like any of them would struggle seeing as how handsomely they are paid anyway 
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Roma Eyeing Up Juventus Striker
Roma could kickstart their spate of summer signings by bringing in Juventus striker Alessandro Matri, who is believed to be surplus to requirements in Turin.
Despite registering eight goals in 22 appearances, the former Cagliari forward is not considered indispensable, with the Italian champions ready to part with him to raise funds for other targets in attack.
The Giallorossi, who are understood to have contacted current AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri for the dugout next season, have therefore identified Matri as an ideal reinforcement to bolster their strikeforce.
Allegri is said to be a big fan of his former protege in Sardinia from their time together, but first will have to convince the player to leave Juventus given the 28-year-old has commonly reiterated his desire to fight for his place.
Matri’s departure from the Bianconeri could already be sealed however, as hitman Fernando Llorente is due to arrive from Athletic Bilbao once his contract with the Basque club expires.
Roma Eyeing Up Juventus Striker
Roma could kickstart their spate of summer signings by bringing in Juventus striker Alessandro Matri, who is believed to be surplus to requirements in Turin.
Despite registering eight goals in 22 appearances, the former Cagliari forward is not considered indispensable, with the Italian champions ready to part with him to raise funds for other targets in attack.
The Giallorossi, who are understood to have contacted current AC Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri for the dugout next season, have therefore identified Matri as an ideal reinforcement to bolster their strikeforce.
Allegri is said to be a big fan of his former protege in Sardinia from their time together, but first will have to convince the player to leave Juventus given the 28-year-old has commonly reiterated his desire to fight for his place.
Matri’s departure from the Bianconeri could already be sealed however, as hitman Fernando Llorente is due to arrive from Athletic Bilbao once his contract with the Basque club expires.