Cant wait for the matchup again...although its done being personal and more of a team thing. He stopped head hunting after that game with Ibra
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Chiellini finally set for renewal
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
http://www.football-italia.net/sep06h.html
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
http://www.football-italia.net/sep06h.html
Chiellini finally set for renewal
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
FI
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
FI
Chiellini finally set for renewal
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
FI
Monday 6 September, 2010
Juventus' talismanic defender Giorgio Chiellini is finally set to put pen to paper on a new contract extension.
The Italy international's agent Davide Lippi has been in talks with Juventus for months ironing out his terms.
Chiellini is currently one of Juventus' lowest paid stars despite being a future captain in Turin.
La Gazzetta dello Sport understands an agreement has now been reached, although a few minor details still need resolving.
The 26-year-old will sign a five-year extension worth around €4m a season.
As for Chiellini's team-mate Claudio Marchisio, the two sides appear no closer to coming to terms.
Marchisio is asking for €3m a year, as he currently earns just €1m.
However, Juventus are said to be unwilling to go beyond €2m.
FI
http://football-italia.net/sep08a.html
Giorgio Chiellini has absolute faith in his status within the revamped Italy defence. “Those on the field know I’m a leader.”
The Juventus man is by far the most experienced of the current selection, but some sections of the Italian media suggest he is not taking enough control.
“I think I’m a leader of the defence. Perhaps you can’t tell from the stands or the television, but those on the field know,” he told RAI after a 5-0 demolition of the Faroe Islands.
“The important thing is to create a team unit that has several leaders. We all get on great and have a strong rapport, so everyone is ready to work for their teammates.”
The Euro 2012 qualifier at the Stadio Franchi represented Italy’s first clean sheet after conceding 10 goals in seven games.
“It’s nice every now and then for us defenders not to work too hard! It was important to get off to a strong start and get the result safe, as it made life easier for ourselves.
“We admittedly took our foot off the gas after a while, but that was to be expected.”
Giorgio Chiellini has absolute faith in his status within the revamped Italy defence. “Those on the field know I’m a leader.”
The Juventus man is by far the most experienced of the current selection, but some sections of the Italian media suggest he is not taking enough control.
“I think I’m a leader of the defence. Perhaps you can’t tell from the stands or the television, but those on the field know,” he told RAI after a 5-0 demolition of the Faroe Islands.
“The important thing is to create a team unit that has several leaders. We all get on great and have a strong rapport, so everyone is ready to work for their teammates.”
The Euro 2012 qualifier at the Stadio Franchi represented Italy’s first clean sheet after conceding 10 goals in seven games.
“It’s nice every now and then for us defenders not to work too hard! It was important to get off to a strong start and get the result safe, as it made life easier for ourselves.
“We admittedly took our foot off the gas after a while, but that was to be expected.”
