I really think that zamparini is lying, i think that the guy want to promote amauri by all this talk. The guy talked about this subject for hundred time allready.......
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Juve In Pole Position For Amauri
Juventus are the favourites to sign Amauri, according to Tuttosport, however Palermo President Maurizio Zamaparini has warned them to get a move on.
Brazilian hitman Amauri will leave Palermo at the end of the season, and yesterday it was revealed that four big European clubs are vying for his signature.
Juventus are known to be one of these four clubs and Zamparini has hinted in the past that he prefer to do business with them.
"There's at least four major clubs interested in him," said Zamparini.
"However if Juventus want him, they had better get a move on."
According to Tuttosport the reason Zamparini is so keen to sell Amauri to Juventus is due to the players he could obtain as part of an exchange deal.
The fiery businessman would like Raffaele Palladino, however the youngster has made it perfectly clear that he has no intention of moving to Sicily.
Instead Juve are prepared to offer Manuele Blasi and Marcelo Zalayeta, who are both currently spending this season at Napoli.
The Uruguayan has been in particularly impressive form for the Partenopei this term, although he has struggled a bit of late.
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Juventus are the favourites to sign Amauri, according to Tuttosport, however Palermo President Maurizio Zamaparini has warned them to get a move on.
Brazilian hitman Amauri will leave Palermo at the end of the season, and yesterday it was revealed that four big European clubs are vying for his signature.
Juventus are known to be one of these four clubs and Zamparini has hinted in the past that he prefer to do business with them.
"There's at least four major clubs interested in him," said Zamparini.
"However if Juventus want him, they had better get a move on."
According to Tuttosport the reason Zamparini is so keen to sell Amauri to Juventus is due to the players he could obtain as part of an exchange deal.
The fiery businessman would like Raffaele Palladino, however the youngster has made it perfectly clear that he has no intention of moving to Sicily.
Instead Juve are prepared to offer Manuele Blasi and Marcelo Zalayeta, who are both currently spending this season at Napoli.
The Uruguayan has been in particularly impressive form for the Partenopei this term, although he has struggled a bit of late.
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I like Amauri but I do not wished any one of our current 4 strikers to leave in order to make way for him.
IMO ... Milan don't need him either as they usually play wif 1 striker wif Kaka supporting.
There's Inzaghi (who seems able to go on and on)
Pato, Gilardino and their newly found italian starlet (cant rem his name)
IMO ... Milan don't need him either as they usually play wif 1 striker wif Kaka supporting.
There's Inzaghi (who seems able to go on and on)
Pato, Gilardino and their newly found italian starlet (cant rem his name)
Paloschi
and Gila is not capable enough for Milan to challange for CL, trust me they need Amauri...Inzaghi is fading and will continue to...Ronaldo is injured and as if he was ever crucial...
That leaves Pato, who's not a targetman and Paloschi who might not be ideal in certain times where maturity is needed...
and Gila is not capable enough for Milan to challange for CL, trust me they need Amauri...Inzaghi is fading and will continue to...Ronaldo is injured and as if he was ever crucial...
That leaves Pato, who's not a targetman and Paloschi who might not be ideal in certain times where maturity is needed...
Zamparini Opens Amauri Auction
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini is tempting Europe’s big spenders to come out and try to lure Amauri away from the Renzo Barbera.
After spending the last few months trying to play down talk of a transfer for the Brazilian, Zamparini now appears to be fanning flames by claiming he will not stand in the striker’s way.
Chelsea, Liverpool, Barcelona and Real Madrid Juventus and Milan have all been linked to the 27-year-old, who has scored nine goals this season and has been a revelation since arriving at the Sicilian club from Chievo Verona in 2006.
Zamparini stuck a €25 million (£18 million) price tag on Amauri’s head, and then told chasing clubs he will operate on a first come first served basis.
The Palermo chief has already pulled a similar stunt during the January transfer window when he told La Gazzetta Dello Sport: “Amauri will go to the highest bidder.”
However the president seems to have admitted defeat when it comes to convincing the player to stay at the Rosanero.
"I will not be able to keep Amauri here," admitted Zamparini. "He is worth €25 million and other clubs offer him three times his current wages.
"Whoever comes first with an offer will get him." Amauri’s current deal expires in 2010 but it seems as he is likely to leave at the end of the season. The big striker has himself admitted in the past that he would like to remain in Italy.
source: http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=590955
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini is tempting Europe’s big spenders to come out and try to lure Amauri away from the Renzo Barbera.
After spending the last few months trying to play down talk of a transfer for the Brazilian, Zamparini now appears to be fanning flames by claiming he will not stand in the striker’s way.
Chelsea, Liverpool, Barcelona and Real Madrid Juventus and Milan have all been linked to the 27-year-old, who has scored nine goals this season and has been a revelation since arriving at the Sicilian club from Chievo Verona in 2006.
Zamparini stuck a €25 million (£18 million) price tag on Amauri’s head, and then told chasing clubs he will operate on a first come first served basis.
The Palermo chief has already pulled a similar stunt during the January transfer window when he told La Gazzetta Dello Sport: “Amauri will go to the highest bidder.”
However the president seems to have admitted defeat when it comes to convincing the player to stay at the Rosanero.
"I will not be able to keep Amauri here," admitted Zamparini. "He is worth €25 million and other clubs offer him three times his current wages.
"Whoever comes first with an offer will get him." Amauri’s current deal expires in 2010 but it seems as he is likely to leave at the end of the season. The big striker has himself admitted in the past that he would like to remain in Italy.
source: http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=590955
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