Prandelli says yes to Juve
Tuttosport understands that Fiorentina boss Cesare Prandelli has agreed to take the Juventus job this summer.
It's no secret that the Bianconeri are looking for a big name to replace Alberto Zaccheroni at the end of the season.
The likes of Guus Hiddink, Rafa Benitez and Fabio Capello have all been mentioned, but the favourite is said to be Prandelli.
Tuttosport claims that Juventus made contact with Prandelli over a month ago, simply calling the 52-year-old to ask whether he will be available or not.
Prandelli is also said to have rekindled his relationship with Roberto Bettega, Juventus's vice-general manager, with whom he hadn't spoken for years because of an 'old misunderstanding'.
However, what makes Prandelli's change of scene all the more likely is the fact he has apparently already spoken with Juventus's lawyer Michele Briamonte about the prospect of a three-year contract with the Turin giants.
Nothing has yet been signed, but Prandelli has hardly discouraged Juventus's overtures.
The Bianconeri have allegedly unveiled their plans for the future, which are said to comprise of a €50m transfer budget.
Prandelli still has a year to run on his existing deal with Fiorentina, and Juventus will now have to intervene to smooth over his move north.
@Andy: The best coach in the world to coach us soon.
Tuttosport understands that Fiorentina boss Cesare Prandelli has agreed to take the Juventus job this summer.
It's no secret that the Bianconeri are looking for a big name to replace Alberto Zaccheroni at the end of the season.
The likes of Guus Hiddink, Rafa Benitez and Fabio Capello have all been mentioned, but the favourite is said to be Prandelli.
Tuttosport claims that Juventus made contact with Prandelli over a month ago, simply calling the 52-year-old to ask whether he will be available or not.
Prandelli is also said to have rekindled his relationship with Roberto Bettega, Juventus's vice-general manager, with whom he hadn't spoken for years because of an 'old misunderstanding'.
However, what makes Prandelli's change of scene all the more likely is the fact he has apparently already spoken with Juventus's lawyer Michele Briamonte about the prospect of a three-year contract with the Turin giants.
Nothing has yet been signed, but Prandelli has hardly discouraged Juventus's overtures.
The Bianconeri have allegedly unveiled their plans for the future, which are said to comprise of a €50m transfer budget.
Prandelli still has a year to run on his existing deal with Fiorentina, and Juventus will now have to intervene to smooth over his move north.
@Andy: The best coach in the world to coach us soon.
