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Amauri linked to Chinese newcomers
Ambitious newly-promoted Chinese Super League club Dalian Aerbin are talking with Juventus striker Amauri.
Chinese football website Sina Sports claims the Chinese outfit, who had been keen on Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, have turned their attention to the 31-year-old Italian, who is currently out of favour with the Serie A giants.
Dalian Aerbin are understood to have 20 million euros to spend to buy a big-name striker.
The former Chievo, Palermo and Parma man has struggled for opportunities at Juventus in recent seasons and there has been previous talk about him being offloaded.
Earlier this week, fellow Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua completed a bumper deal for Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka in the biggest signing in CSL history.
The financial power of Chinese clubs has increased in recent times following the emergence of Guangzhou Evergrande, who won the 2011 CSL title after spending big on their playing squad.
Ambitious newly-promoted Chinese Super League club Dalian Aerbin are talking with Juventus striker Amauri.
Chinese football website Sina Sports claims the Chinese outfit, who had been keen on Chelsea striker Didier Drogba, have turned their attention to the 31-year-old Italian, who is currently out of favour with the Serie A giants.
Dalian Aerbin are understood to have 20 million euros to spend to buy a big-name striker.
The former Chievo, Palermo and Parma man has struggled for opportunities at Juventus in recent seasons and there has been previous talk about him being offloaded.
Earlier this week, fellow Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua completed a bumper deal for Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka in the biggest signing in CSL history.
The financial power of Chinese clubs has increased in recent times following the emergence of Guangzhou Evergrande, who won the 2011 CSL title after spending big on their playing squad.
Amauri welcomes Genoa move
By Football Italia staff
Amauri’s agent announces he “considers Genoa to be a great squad and would be ready to join” from Juventus.
The striker has spent all season in the stands, as he is not part of Antonio Conte’s plans, but refused a summer move to Olympique Marseille.
“Nobody has yet called us, but if a phone call were to arrive then we would be ready to negotiate,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told Pianetagenoa1893.net.
“The striker considers Genoa to be a great squad with important fans and would be ready to join the club.
“For now there have been no negotiations, but the transfer window isn’t open yet, so there’s still time.”
By Football Italia staff
Amauri’s agent announces he “considers Genoa to be a great squad and would be ready to join” from Juventus.
The striker has spent all season in the stands, as he is not part of Antonio Conte’s plans, but refused a summer move to Olympique Marseille.
“Nobody has yet called us, but if a phone call were to arrive then we would be ready to negotiate,” agent Giampiero Pocetta told Pianetagenoa1893.net.
“The striker considers Genoa to be a great squad with important fans and would be ready to join the club.
“For now there have been no negotiations, but the transfer window isn’t open yet, so there’s still time.”
