I'm aware of this. Lippi has always put DP + trez as the top 2 strikers. Di Vaio is in the starting 11 after Lopez took over and I don't see that giving Di Vaio 90 minutes will be a burden for the team.
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Di Vaio makes Valencia peace Thursday 21 April, 2005
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Marco Di Vaio has been reintegrated into the Valencia squad after apologising for his indiscipline.
The attacker was frozen out of the first team on Monday, after he reacted angrily to being substituted during the 0-0 draw with Mallorca at the weekend.
However, after training in isolation for a couple of days, the summer signing is once more at the disposal of the Coach.
Di Vaio was allowed back into the frame after apologising to boss Antonio Lopez and then his teammates.
The Italian international, who insisted that he never meant to offend, will resume normal training on Thursday.
The former Parma man was enjoying a pretty good season up until that point, unlike his Italian colleagues.
Bernardo Corradi, Stefano Fiore and Emiliano Moretti have all struggled to get a regular game with the Spanish champions since their moves in August.
So much so that all three have been linked with switches back to Serie A at the end of the season.
Fiore is reportedly a target for both Inter and Juventus, after spending much of his time on the bench since Italian tactician Claudio Ranieri was sacked.
source: channel4.com
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Marco Di Vaio has been reintegrated into the Valencia squad after apologising for his indiscipline.
The attacker was frozen out of the first team on Monday, after he reacted angrily to being substituted during the 0-0 draw with Mallorca at the weekend.
However, after training in isolation for a couple of days, the summer signing is once more at the disposal of the Coach.
Di Vaio was allowed back into the frame after apologising to boss Antonio Lopez and then his teammates.
The Italian international, who insisted that he never meant to offend, will resume normal training on Thursday.
The former Parma man was enjoying a pretty good season up until that point, unlike his Italian colleagues.
Bernardo Corradi, Stefano Fiore and Emiliano Moretti have all struggled to get a regular game with the Spanish champions since their moves in August.
So much so that all three have been linked with switches back to Serie A at the end of the season.
Fiore is reportedly a target for both Inter and Juventus, after spending much of his time on the bench since Italian tactician Claudio Ranieri was sacked.
source: channel4.com