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Juventus Set To Hijack Ranieri's City Move
Claudio Ranieri is supposedly the new Juventus target after the Old Lady failed to convince Marcello Lippi to come out of his sabbatical.
Ranieri has become a hot piece of property since announcing his decision to quit Parma yesterday, with Juventus now joining the race for his signature.
The former Chelsea coach has been linked with a return to England with Manchester City, with Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra supposedly having promised him a £50m transfer kitty should the takeover go through.
He has already started preparing for the job, with quotes yesterday indicating that he wanted, this time, to complete the project, a project he was forced to abandon midway by Chelsea.
However, Juve's interest will surely make the choice a very difficult one for him. The possibility of taking charge of the Turin giants, and leading their renaissance in Serie A will surely be a very strong lure.
Juventus are still said to be working on Marcello Lippi, but are ready to move quickly to seal Ranieri's signature before the takeover of Manchester City goes through.
Goal.com invites readers to suggest the best candidate for the hottest empty seat in Italy at the moment! Should Juve have kept Deschamps until they had reasonable confidence that Lippi would be open to a move? Is Ranieri the man?
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Claudio Ranieri is supposedly the new Juventus target after the Old Lady failed to convince Marcello Lippi to come out of his sabbatical.
Ranieri has become a hot piece of property since announcing his decision to quit Parma yesterday, with Juventus now joining the race for his signature.
The former Chelsea coach has been linked with a return to England with Manchester City, with Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra supposedly having promised him a £50m transfer kitty should the takeover go through.
He has already started preparing for the job, with quotes yesterday indicating that he wanted, this time, to complete the project, a project he was forced to abandon midway by Chelsea.
However, Juve's interest will surely make the choice a very difficult one for him. The possibility of taking charge of the Turin giants, and leading their renaissance in Serie A will surely be a very strong lure.
Juventus are still said to be working on Marcello Lippi, but are ready to move quickly to seal Ranieri's signature before the takeover of Manchester City goes through.
Goal.com invites readers to suggest the best candidate for the hottest empty seat in Italy at the moment! Should Juve have kept Deschamps until they had reasonable confidence that Lippi would be open to a move? Is Ranieri the man?
Goal.com
The bold bit says it all...
With all do respect to some of you guys , i have no idea how you could be praising someone like that SHIT Ranieri !! .. did everyone forget what he did to Chelsea and Valencia ? this guy is not suited for a top class team ! the BEST he could ever achieve is with a team that wants to survive relegation like Parma .. He's one of those coaches who thrives on finding new talent , but at the same time he sits his stars on the bench ! I watched his games when he was at Chelsea , trust me you do not want this guy at Juve and IF HE DOES come to Juve thanks to mastermind Secco , you can expect to see Nedved , Del Piero AND Trezeguet on the bench ! at BEST it will be 2 out of 3 ! .. mark my words .
sometimes I wished this season that somebody would take Treze"gol"-lol out of the starting elevens!!
Imagine a Bojinov from the beginning.... what a dream!!!
But anyway! no ranieri!
p.s.: There is no offence to david, i like him! but I think he deserved the bench in some games this year! even if he scroed 14 goals (or 15??)
Imagine a Bojinov from the beginning.... what a dream!!!
But anyway! no ranieri!
p.s.: There is no offence to david, i like him! but I think he deserved the bench in some games this year! even if he scroed 14 goals (or 15??)
