Ibra & Camoranesi want out (3 Viewers)
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Ibra desperate to quit Juve
Thursday 3 August, 2006
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s agent is threatening legal action if Juventus block a move away from the Stadio Delle Alpi this summer.
The Swede has made his intentions clear to the club and is not willing to play in the Italian Second Division, even if only for one year, following their demotion.
“It is evident that Zlatan wants to leave Juventus and I hope the club takes note of this,” said Mino Raiola to the Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Our stance is clear and we are looking for a way out with the club’s blessing, but we are ready to consider legal action if that is not the case.”
Raiola confirmed that several top-flight European teams have expressed their interest in his client, who would nonetheless like to stay in Serie A.
"Ibra is not tired of Italy and would like to achieve a bit more here," maintained the attacker’s representative.
The 25-year-old forward has been linked with a move to Milan, but Raiola believes the Rossoneri may be more enthusiastic once they qualify for the Champions League group stage.
It may therefore take some time before the Via Turati club presents an offer for the Juventino, who is training with his Bianconeri teammates in Pinzolo.
Juventus placed a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head on Monday in an attempt to keep him following the painful sales of Emerson, Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram, Gianluca Zambrotta and Patrick Vieira.
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OH FFS!!! why dont we just sell him alredy!!! Im tired of him!!!
Thursday 3 August, 2006
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s agent is threatening legal action if Juventus block a move away from the Stadio Delle Alpi this summer.
The Swede has made his intentions clear to the club and is not willing to play in the Italian Second Division, even if only for one year, following their demotion.
“It is evident that Zlatan wants to leave Juventus and I hope the club takes note of this,” said Mino Raiola to the Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Our stance is clear and we are looking for a way out with the club’s blessing, but we are ready to consider legal action if that is not the case.”
Raiola confirmed that several top-flight European teams have expressed their interest in his client, who would nonetheless like to stay in Serie A.
"Ibra is not tired of Italy and would like to achieve a bit more here," maintained the attacker’s representative.
The 25-year-old forward has been linked with a move to Milan, but Raiola believes the Rossoneri may be more enthusiastic once they qualify for the Champions League group stage.
It may therefore take some time before the Via Turati club presents an offer for the Juventino, who is training with his Bianconeri teammates in Pinzolo.
Juventus placed a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head on Monday in an attempt to keep him following the painful sales of Emerson, Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram, Gianluca Zambrotta and Patrick Vieira.
channel4.com
OH FFS!!! why dont we just sell him alredy!!! Im tired of him!!!
Espectro said:
Ibra desperate to quit Juve
Thursday 3 August, 2006
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s agent is threatening legal action if Juventus block a move away from the Stadio Delle Alpi this summer.
The Swede has made his intentions clear to the club and is not willing to play in the Italian Second Division, even if only for one year, following their demotion.
“It is evident that Zlatan wants to leave Juventus and I hope the club takes note of this,” said Mino Raiola to the Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Our stance is clear and we are looking for a way out with the club’s blessing, but we are ready to consider legal action if that is not the case.”
Raiola confirmed that several top-flight European teams have expressed their interest in his client, who would nonetheless like to stay in Serie A.
"Ibra is not tired of Italy and would like to achieve a bit more here," maintained the attacker’s representative.
The 25-year-old forward has been linked with a move to Milan, but Raiola believes the Rossoneri may be more enthusiastic once they qualify for the Champions League group stage.
It may therefore take some time before the Via Turati club presents an offer for the Juventino, who is training with his Bianconeri teammates in Pinzolo.
Juventus placed a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head on Monday in an attempt to keep him following the painful sales of Emerson, Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram, Gianluca Zambrotta and Patrick Vieira.
channel4.com
OH FFS!!! why dont we just sell him alredy!!! Im tired of him!!!
Thursday 3 August, 2006
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s agent is threatening legal action if Juventus block a move away from the Stadio Delle Alpi this summer.
The Swede has made his intentions clear to the club and is not willing to play in the Italian Second Division, even if only for one year, following their demotion.
“It is evident that Zlatan wants to leave Juventus and I hope the club takes note of this,” said Mino Raiola to the Gazzetta dello Sport.
"Our stance is clear and we are looking for a way out with the club’s blessing, but we are ready to consider legal action if that is not the case.”
Raiola confirmed that several top-flight European teams have expressed their interest in his client, who would nonetheless like to stay in Serie A.
"Ibra is not tired of Italy and would like to achieve a bit more here," maintained the attacker’s representative.
The 25-year-old forward has been linked with a move to Milan, but Raiola believes the Rossoneri may be more enthusiastic once they qualify for the Champions League group stage.
It may therefore take some time before the Via Turati club presents an offer for the Juventino, who is training with his Bianconeri teammates in Pinzolo.
Juventus placed a shocking £28m price tag on Ibrahimovic’s head on Monday in an attempt to keep him following the painful sales of Emerson, Fabio Cannavaro, Lilian Thuram, Gianluca Zambrotta and Patrick Vieira.
channel4.com
OH FFS!!! why dont we just sell him alredy!!! Im tired of him!!!
simple message for his pizza making agent, we sell at our terms, not his, ideally its not in juve's interest to make a quick cheap sale, but to get the most money out of him when it comes to selling, meh take us to court if he wants, he aint got a leg to stand on.
honestly out of all our top players, excluding del piero, i am most delighted with trezeguet. he keept his mouth shut ever since this happened, didn't make interviews to discuss his future with the press, he is obviously doing it with the club, behind closed doors. i don't know if he's gonna stay but i really hope he does. he's been my favourite ever since he came, and i'm really glad he is being a professional through all this as well.
