Arturo Vidal (67 Viewers)

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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Hate to break it to you guys, take this from someone who has been through this time and time again, Vidal is obviously looking to leave this summer, plain and simple:p
 

Zacheryah

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Aug 29, 2010
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Vidal: 'Is my Juve era over?'
By Football Italia staff

“I don’t know if my era at Juventus is finished,” said Arturo Vidal. “I heard interest from Real Madrid and Manchester United.”

The Chile international spoke to La Cuarta in his homeland during his post-World Cup vacation.

“It is difficult to talk about another great club when you are already in a top level team,” said the midfielder.

“I won three Scudetti in Italy and I respect my teammates. I heard of interest from Real Madrid and Manchester United, but there is someone who deals with those things.”

The Bianconeri are transforming after Antonio Conte’s shock resignation, as ex-Milan Coach Massimiliano Allegri stepped in.

Has my era at Juventus finished? I don’t know, I could stay at Juve for life. When I return to Italy I will speak to the Coach and we’ll see what happens.

“Right now all I am thinking about is the remaining seven days of my vacation.”
I love how he says he could stay at juve for life, and the journalist headlines it with "vidal wants out"

Bullshit media at their finest
 
Apr 12, 2004
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Vidal is priceless and irreplaceable. If mgmt sells him they are confirmed to have rocks in their heads, especially for like 50m-60m. He is the best CM in the world right now and we're going to have spend way more to make up for the loss of quality.
No one is irreplaceable.
I love how he says he could stay at juve for life, and the journalist headlines it with "vidal wants out"

Bullshit media at their finest
No, it was a question, and in the article it's not even answered.
 

Cronios

Juventolog
Jun 7, 2004
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may he would stay if we still had Conte, or at least replace him with a half decent coach.
Whats worse is that Marotta still sux at selling, i really doubt that we can make a solid profit of 50mil...
 

Rollie

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Apr 15, 2008
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I thought Yaya was the best midfielder in England last season, he was City's best player en route to them winning the EPL, IMO he had a slightly better season than Vidal, who in comparison to other players in Juve, you could argue Pirlo and Tevez were more instrumental, its also arguable who was more impressive between Pogba and Vidal, even though this might be me biased to the Frenchman :D

Though its tough to compare Yaya and Vidal, while both are box to box midfielders, I feel they offer different qualities. If you want your midfielder to defend, and be a good tackler, no doubt Vidal is better in that department, Vidal also has more stamina and energy. Yaya on the other hand is more technically sound, can score more goals(even though Vidal scores a lot of goals for a midfielder too) is stronger physically and is a much better dribbler. Yaya on his day is a slightly better player in my opinion, its pretty close though and you can make a compelling argument for either one.

Vidal is probably more all rounded than most midfielders out there, I'll give you that, I don't find any glaring weaknesses in his game to be honest.

I have no problem with people claiming he's the best box to box midfielder, its a perfectly valid claim, its definitely not a fact though :p
Oh, it's a fact alright :p

Arturo struggled second half, especially towards the end, because of the knee injury he was trying to play through. Tevez had a great season, Andrea is Andrea... those guys brought it. Pogba is amazing, but there's been so much hype around the young man in Europe during the past year, I think sometimes his contributions to date have been slightly exaggerated. He needs to bring more consistency, but I honestly think he can be the best in the world one day.

Yaya really took his offensive game to another level last year, and I do agree with your assessment about their qualities -- although Arturo is very technically sound, offensive enough to hang with the big boys, and I'd take him over Yaya every time. Can really impact the game without the ball, and his mentality is tremendous.

And for the record, I'm obviously as biased as they come, we're talking about our best player. :D
 

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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Like I said, its a perfectly reasonable claim, you can make a compelling argument that Vidal is the best at what he does. He's a world class midfielder, I think we're all in agreement on that.
 

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