Davide Lanzafame (32 Viewers)
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i think we have something like an option on him even though he's gone to palermo.
i find it ok cos if he turns out good, we can still buy him back for not a ridiculous amount, and if he's just another flop, well we've got 5mil. the 5mil we got him probably will go to finance the alonso deal.
thats what i think
i find it ok cos if he turns out good, we can still buy him back for not a ridiculous amount, and if he's just another flop, well we've got 5mil. the 5mil we got him probably will go to finance the alonso deal.
thats what i think
..except that ajax would not have taken nocerino or lanzafame, and that we would have to pull out 25 millions cash, and by doing so, we couldn't have looked around for a 20mio-midfielder who most probably will come. Plus we're getting a top-serie-a striker instead of a 'promising player'. At this stage, Amauri is superior to huntelaar. Hunter may catch up and be a whole lot better in a few years, but in the meantime, he's just lacking experience (I don't consider his few international games, even if he has performed quite well). I like Hunter, but i'm glad we did this amauri-thing. He has a good header, is versatile in combination with DP as well as Trez, he speaks italian, hell i can see only positive arguments here.
Lanzafame quits Palermo
Serie B side Bari have re-signed Davide Lanzafame after his difficulties in the top flight with Palermo this term.
The young Italian, part-owned by Juventus and Palermo, will end the campaign with the Second Division promotion chasers after a loan was agreed.
Lanzafame was already at the San Nicola last season where he excelled and later won Under-21 international recognition.
Involved in the deal which saw Amauri join Juventus, the 21-year-old was expected to make an impact at the Barbera but has made just eight substitute appearances all season.
“It was a decision I had to make,” he told Mediagol. “I felt the need to play football and needed a team which had space for me.
“I had a lot of offers, but preferred an environment which I already know well.”
Bari, bossed by Juventus legend Antonio Conte, are currently sixth in the table but just one point behind the five teams at the top of the standings.
Source: http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/dec27i.html
Serie B side Bari have re-signed Davide Lanzafame after his difficulties in the top flight with Palermo this term.
The young Italian, part-owned by Juventus and Palermo, will end the campaign with the Second Division promotion chasers after a loan was agreed.
Lanzafame was already at the San Nicola last season where he excelled and later won Under-21 international recognition.
Involved in the deal which saw Amauri join Juventus, the 21-year-old was expected to make an impact at the Barbera but has made just eight substitute appearances all season.
“It was a decision I had to make,” he told Mediagol. “I felt the need to play football and needed a team which had space for me.
“I had a lot of offers, but preferred an environment which I already know well.”
Bari, bossed by Juventus legend Antonio Conte, are currently sixth in the table but just one point behind the five teams at the top of the standings.
Source: http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/dec27i.html
... the combo of alex and trez 
