bojinov in mutu out (4 Viewers)
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Come on now, Bojinov is still a great young talent and could turn out to be something special.
But I agree with most of you that we should hang on to Mutu. If Adrian is given his natural role as a support striker he will flourish in Italy, just like he did for Hellas and hopefully to the same extent as he did with Parma. It's just a matter of him being allowed to play regulary and in his natural position, both of which that bonehead mercenary Capello did not want to try. I think Deschamps is a little more flexible with his tactics and will use him much like he did with Giuly when he fielded the latter behind Morientes.
But I agree with most of you that we should hang on to Mutu. If Adrian is given his natural role as a support striker he will flourish in Italy, just like he did for Hellas and hopefully to the same extent as he did with Parma. It's just a matter of him being allowed to play regulary and in his natural position, both of which that bonehead mercenary Capello did not want to try. I think Deschamps is a little more flexible with his tactics and will use him much like he did with Giuly when he fielded the latter behind Morientes.
ohh he was playing wonderfully in his Hellas days also in his Parma days.
Bojinov is a great talent but also a big disappointment after he went to th viola. As he didnt reach the potential.
if he was going to come to juve on a full transfer then it would be ok, as we r building a new squad and a young prospect like him. And i think playing with a great like alex would do him very well and he will form a good partnership with Palladino in the future.
Bojinov is a great talent but also a big disappointment after he went to th viola. As he didnt reach the potential.
if he was going to come to juve on a full transfer then it would be ok, as we r building a new squad and a young prospect like him. And i think playing with a great like alex would do him very well and he will form a good partnership with Palladino in the future.
Valeri Bojinov signs with Juventus
Valeri
Bojinov
SOFIA (bnn)- Valeri Bojinov signs a contract with Juventus on Friday, Focus News agency reported.
The footballer who last season played for Fiorentina in the Italian Seria A flew to Turin to sign the contract.
It seemed the managers of the both football teams have already negotiated the conditions and the details of the transfer. The Bulgarian national will be changed for the Romanian forward Adrian Mutu. Juventus, the current leader of the Calcio and the Italian Champion for 2005, will pay EUR 8.7 million (11.1 million) for having the Bulgarian footballer.
Earlier on Friday Bojinov himself denied announcing how much he would receive from the Old Lady, as the supporters call Juventus. Details will be given at a special press conference on Saturday, the footballer himself announced.
It is still not known at which division Juve will play in the new season as the corruption scandal in the Italian football championship threatens the team with removing it from Seria A. /bnn/
Valeri
Bojinov
SOFIA (bnn)- Valeri Bojinov signs a contract with Juventus on Friday, Focus News agency reported.
The footballer who last season played for Fiorentina in the Italian Seria A flew to Turin to sign the contract.
It seemed the managers of the both football teams have already negotiated the conditions and the details of the transfer. The Bulgarian national will be changed for the Romanian forward Adrian Mutu. Juventus, the current leader of the Calcio and the Italian Champion for 2005, will pay EUR 8.7 million (11.1 million) for having the Bulgarian footballer.
Earlier on Friday Bojinov himself denied announcing how much he would receive from the Old Lady, as the supporters call Juventus. Details will be given at a special press conference on Saturday, the footballer himself announced.
It is still not known at which division Juve will play in the new season as the corruption scandal in the Italian football championship threatens the team with removing it from Seria A. /bnn/
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Adrian Mutu is officially a Fiorentina player, joined by Inter defender Alessandro Potenza and Udinese’s Michele Pazienza.
There had been talk for several weeks that the Juventus star was of interest to the Viola, reportedly in an exchange deal for Valeri Bojinov, but the move was completed this afternoon without the revelation of the financial details.
It is a permanent switch for Mutu, who was picked up on a free transfer by Juve last January following his sacking from Chelsea when he failed a routine drugs test.
It’s a reunion for the Romanian with Coach Cesare Prandelli, who really kick-started his Serie A career when they were together at Parma in 2002-03.
Fiorentina, who risk relegation to Serie B as part of the Calciopoli trial, have also signed Inter defender Alessandro Potenza in a permanent deal. The 22-year-old had spent this season on loan at Real Mallorca.
The Florence-based side announced the capture of Udinese midfielder Pazienza on loan with an option to buy at the end of the season.
The Viola have qualified for the preliminary round of the Champions League and are eager to strengthen their squad, so today’s ‘La Repubblica’ newspaper claims they rejected a £4m offer for Czech World Cup star Tomas Ujfalusi from Fulham.
Channel 4.
Adrian Mutu is officially a Fiorentina player, joined by Inter defender Alessandro Potenza and Udinese’s Michele Pazienza.
There had been talk for several weeks that the Juventus star was of interest to the Viola, reportedly in an exchange deal for Valeri Bojinov, but the move was completed this afternoon without the revelation of the financial details.
It is a permanent switch for Mutu, who was picked up on a free transfer by Juve last January following his sacking from Chelsea when he failed a routine drugs test.
It’s a reunion for the Romanian with Coach Cesare Prandelli, who really kick-started his Serie A career when they were together at Parma in 2002-03.
Fiorentina, who risk relegation to Serie B as part of the Calciopoli trial, have also signed Inter defender Alessandro Potenza in a permanent deal. The 22-year-old had spent this season on loan at Real Mallorca.
The Florence-based side announced the capture of Udinese midfielder Pazienza on loan with an option to buy at the end of the season.
The Viola have qualified for the preliminary round of the Champions League and are eager to strengthen their squad, so today’s ‘La Repubblica’ newspaper claims they rejected a £4m offer for Czech World Cup star Tomas Ujfalusi from Fulham.
Channel 4.
