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Osman

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Aug 30, 2002
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Juve has had that kind of luck in having a gem who was eventually sold for 30 times the original price. That kind of luck is enough for a life time. We bought a certain player who was as old as Diego is now for measly 4-5m, and later on sold him for 76m.
 

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only-juve

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Jan 5, 2008
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Juve has had that kind of luck in having a gem who was eventually sold for 30 times the original price. That kind of luck is enough for a life time. We bought a certain player who was as old as Diego is now for measly 4-5m, and later on sold him for 76m.
That was back in moggi's era.......secco just doesn't have it, all what we want is a decent players that can perform well thats it nothing more.....
 

Orgut

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Dec 31, 2002
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We are being linked again with Diego (Channel 4)
It says we and Real Madrid are on equal terms for Diego

I don`t think it`s true since Diego is pretty loyal (it seems like it) and I just can`t see Werder accept a 12M pounds for him
 

chester

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May 20, 2006
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Here is the full article:

Juve begin Diego talks Tuesday 18 March, 2008

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With Champions League football looking likely, Juventus are planning their summer reinforcements and Werder Bremen’s Diego is top priority.

The Old Lady have made a smooth transition to Serie A after their spell in the Purgatory of Serie B and have an eight-point cushion in the Champions League qualification zone.

If the Bianconeri are to compete at the highest level next term, they will need to strengthen their squad and they are expected to make several high-profile swoops in pre-season.

Sporting director Alessio Secco met with Brazilian star Diego and his father yesterday and reports suggest that he is ready to offer Werder Bremen around £12m for his services.

The 22-year-old is one of the Bundesliga’s most sought-after talents and is under contract at the Weserstadion until 2011 and is valued at nearly £20m by the Germans.

However, it seems that Werder couldn’t prevent Diego leaving if he decides that he wants to continue his career in Serie A and may be willing to cash in their prized asset.

Reports last week suggested that Real Madrid had stolen a march in the race for his signature, but Juve are now believed to be on equal footing.

Meanwhile, the Cadetti champions continue to push for Palermo star Amauri and are strong favourites to lure the former Chievo man in the summer.

The prolific hitman has made no secret of his desire to leave Sicily for a bigger stage at the end of the campaign and Secco discussed terms with Rosanero sporting director Rino Foschi at Milan’s Hilton Hotel last weekend.

Palermo are asking for around £16m to relinquish their grip on Amauri, but Juve may offer a part-exchange deal involving Raffaele Palladino or Paolo De Ceglie.


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I don't think 12M pounds would be enough for him, we should try to use Tiago in the deal, assuming we won't use him next year, that might help to convince Werder.
 

vimo

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Apr 1, 2006
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(just to get back to topic)

http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Primo_Piano/2008/03_Marzo/18/diego.shtml

DIEGO UBER ALLES - Ed eccoci al (primo) appuntamento. Alessio Secco, direttore sportivo bianconero, tra una partita e l'altra è volato in Germania. E ha incontrato il ventiduenne brasiliano Diego. Di fatto è il primo faccia a faccia tra il trequartista e il club italiano. All'appuntamento era presente anche Djair Da Cunha, il padre del giocatore. E' il deus ex machina di qualsiasi operazione.
According to the gazzetta:
Secco met Diego (and his father) between the genoa and the napoli game in germany to talk about a possible transfer. His wage atm is 3,5 mio, juventus could go somewhere near 4 mio. Werder wants 30 mio, atm juve are bidding 20, but with a secure CL-Spot, they could raise the bid easily.

I usually believe the gazzetta, but i have my doubts here. should this be true, then it's a step forward i'd say.


The article goes on with Dossena being very near to Juve (nice), and amauri also being in discussion. TBH i don't want amauri... he surely has some skill, but come on, he's 28 and except for this season he has been quite anonymous. I watched the palermo game against inter, and he didn't do ANYTHING (i know it was difficult for him as a unique striker, but still... a so-called 'world-class' player should at least be able to create one decent attack, even against inter)
 

dao_nq

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Feb 6, 2008
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I believe he will be at our squad next season but not with this wage and bid fee. Besides, it's just the number. If he is really a world-class so he worths it right?
 

vimo

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Apr 1, 2006
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I believe he will be at our squad next season but not with this wage and bid fee. Besides, it's just the number. If he is really a world-class so he worths it right?
Well it all depends on whether or not we want to build our squad around him. Diego is a player whom you buy in order to change the squad. If we want to take that step, we take a risk, with players maybe not adatping well to the new system, maybe diego cannot recall performances he showed in germany etc. It's definately a risk, and we have to evaluate if we want to do that. Should we decide to do that, i think the numers above are ok. let's say 25 mio to get him are fine to me. Look at what EPL-teams are paying for other (far less impressive) players. It's just the price to pay if you have bidders from EPL and la liga. is wage is ok too... i mean, he's 23! that's 2 years younger than kaka, and i'd say that given time, diego can become just as impressive in serie-a as kaka is. (considering kaka earns 12 mio, it's ok)
I'm pretty sure our board knows that this investment could be risky, but it's a one-time-chance.

TBH, i think that diego won't immediately impress us like he does in bundesliga. It's actually pretty obvious, stronger defenders, other system, new coach... BUT, it's undenyable that that boy's got technique, and that he CAN adapt. (he moved from portuguese league to the bundesliga, which is a step upwards, and made it)
I think that diego won't keep repeating his performances in real. I don't know how, it's just a feeling maybe, but i think that he'll fail in real, simply because they won't build everything around him... It may be that i don't like real too much, but i can't see him shine there
 

chester

Too busy to bother
May 20, 2006
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IMO if he want to leave bremen , he will go to real.
To replace who?
Guti signed a new contract, Gago plays, Diarra plays, they have Sneijder, they have Robben, they have Robinho, they have Drenthe, they have Higuain and I am probably forgetting others.
At Juve, he is 95% certain of playing time, and if we keep this up, he will also play in cl, only problem I see rising is that we won't be able to match Real's bid if they make one, but we just need to be faster then them.
I can see him joining us if Werder accepts our bid (assuming we will make one that is high enough for them).
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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we dont have the money to compete with real :( he has stated his future is in the hands of werder so tehy will sell him to real coz they will splash the cash for him.
VDV now?
 

vimo

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Apr 1, 2006
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we dont have the money to compete with real :( he has stated his future is in the hands of werder so tehy will sell him to real coz they will splash the cash for him.
VDV now?
well i'm not so sure about that. Real is willing to pay a lot, that's sure. But considering that they don't "desperately" need a trequartista (i mean look at their squad, they don't really need diego), they won't pay that much more than he's worth. So even if it may be hard but i think we could compete up to a certain level with real. Maybe our fiat-riends are willing to make a donation, now that the cinquecento is selling so well :) And of course, diego himself says these things to push himself out of transfer-talks, but i'm pretty sure if albinoleffe came and made a 40-mio bid for diego, he would do something against it :D He has an italian passport, he has ancestors in piemonte...... it's not that impossible
 

Salvo

J
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Dec 17, 2007
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well i'm not so sure about that. Real is willing to pay a lot, that's sure. But considering that they don't "desperately" need a trequartista (i mean look at their squad, they don't really need diego), they won't pay that much more than he's worth. So even if it may be hard but i think we could compete up to a certain level with real. Maybe our fiat-riends are willing to make a donation, now that the cinquecento is selling so well :) And of course, diego himself says these things to push himself out of transfer-talks, but i'm pretty sure if albinoleffe came and made a 40-mio bid for diego, he would do something against it :D He has an italian passport, he has ancestors in piemonte...... it's not that impossible
all we can do is pray!
 

MadballJuve

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Oct 8, 2007
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(just to get back to topic)

http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Primo_Piano/2008/03_Marzo/18/diego.shtml



According to the gazzetta:
Secco met Diego (and his father) between the genoa and the napoli game in germany to talk about a possible transfer. His wage atm is 3,5 mio, juventus could go somewhere near 4 mio. Werder wants 30 mio, atm juve are bidding 20, but with a secure CL-Spot, they could raise the bid easily.

I usually believe the gazzetta, but i have my doubts here. should this be true, then it's a step forward i'd say.


The article goes on with Dossena being very near to Juve (nice), and amauri also being in discussion. TBH i don't want amauri... he surely has some skill, but come on, he's 28 and except for this season he has been quite anonymous. I watched the palermo game against inter, and he didn't do ANYTHING (i know it was difficult for him as a unique striker, but still... a so-called 'world-class' player should at least be able to create one decent attack, even against inter)
I watched the game as well and you couldn't be more right. Worldclass strikers should have the ability to 'break it open'.
 

Amaurisimo

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Dec 8, 2007
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we dont have the money to compete with real :( he has stated his future is in the hands of werder so tehy will sell him to real coz they will splash the cash for him.
VDV now?
I am not worried about money at all..
Ranieri excepted 3 times lower wages to join Juve instead of Manchester City.
But than he is special :gsol:

I also think Schuster will get awol before CR
 

Maher

Juventuz addict
Dec 16, 2002
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To replace who?
Guti signed a new contract, Gago plays, Diarra plays, they have Sneijder, they have Robben, they have Robinho, they have Drenthe, they have Higuain and I am probably forgetting others.
At Juve, he is 95% certain of playing time, and if we keep this up, he will also play in cl, only problem I see rising is that we won't be able to match Real's bid if they make one, but we just need to be faster then them.
I can see him joining us if Werder accepts our bid (assuming we will make one that is high enough for them).
i hope he comes to juve but since juve dont like brazilian players and cause he is expensive i thought his chances of coming to juve is small.
 
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