I don't think Romario nor Ronaldo could have been so mediocre in Sweden as Alves was though.
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Juve Ready To Pounce For Gilardino
Alberto Gilardino would have doubts about his Milan future if another striker were to arrive at Milanello.
Two hours of discussions were not enough to clear up the situation. Alberto Gilardino's father and his agents explained all their perplexities concerning Milan's treatment of the player, with the player's relationship with the public also suffering the consequences.
Reiterating their faith in the player through words is not enough according to Gilardino's entourage; if the faith really exists, then there should not be no reason to look so extensively for a new striker, as the club are reportedly doing at the moment.
No decision has been taken: the two parties have decided to meet again in a few days time. Tomorrow Gilardino will come back from Antwerp, where on Tuesday he was operated to his right knee, he will talk to Carlo Ancelotti (who knows about his situation), and after that together they will decide whether the best decision is for him to stay or ask to be sold.
It seems that Juventus are observing the situation closely, ready to make an offer in case the player should leave. The problem would not be the player's wage (3,5 million euros), but the amount they would have to offer Milan, who paid 24 million euros for the player two years ago and would like the same amount back.
Juve Ready To Pounce For Gilardino
Alberto Gilardino would have doubts about his Milan future if another striker were to arrive at Milanello.
Two hours of discussions were not enough to clear up the situation. Alberto Gilardino's father and his agents explained all their perplexities concerning Milan's treatment of the player, with the player's relationship with the public also suffering the consequences.
Reiterating their faith in the player through words is not enough according to Gilardino's entourage; if the faith really exists, then there should not be no reason to look so extensively for a new striker, as the club are reportedly doing at the moment.
No decision has been taken: the two parties have decided to meet again in a few days time. Tomorrow Gilardino will come back from Antwerp, where on Tuesday he was operated to his right knee, he will talk to Carlo Ancelotti (who knows about his situation), and after that together they will decide whether the best decision is for him to stay or ask to be sold.
It seems that Juventus are observing the situation closely, ready to make an offer in case the player should leave. The problem would not be the player's wage (3,5 million euros), but the amount they would have to offer Milan, who paid 24 million euros for the player two years ago and would like the same amount back.
yeah but that is not the actual price that is just my guess of what it would take for us to sign him
i don't think he has peaked at all.. that is a rediculous thought cuz he is only 24 years old. Milan don't focus their attacks on him like they were focused when he played for parma. I think he owuld do great here with Nedved, DP, Camo supporting him. Iaquinta is a hard worker but is not good enough to be a starter. Just good enough to be a very good bench player, he owuld take Zala's spot i guess. Plus Iaquinta is 27 and is not as good a goal scorer.
i don't think he has peaked at all.. that is a rediculous thought cuz he is only 24 years old. Milan don't focus their attacks on him like they were focused when he played for parma. I think he owuld do great here with Nedved, DP, Camo supporting him. Iaquinta is a hard worker but is not good enough to be a starter. Just good enough to be a very good bench player, he owuld take Zala's spot i guess. Plus Iaquinta is 27 and is not as good a goal scorer.
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