Only £5m? 
That'a a steal.
That'a a steal.
He was not that great this season so his price went down I guess.
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That's like 6.3mln euros...It will probably go up to 8mln I think.
He was not that great this season so his price went down I guess.
He was not that great this season so his price went down I guess.
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Flamini Joined Milan For Money - Ferrara
Juventus youth team coach Ciro Ferrara says that Mathieu Flamini rejected the Bianconeri in favour of Milan because he was offered more money.
Flamini
Both Juve and Milan were going toe-to-toe for the free transfer signing of the Arsenal midfielder, but it was the Diavoli who announced the player’s signature earlier this week.
This has led to claims from many people that Flamini only joined the Rossoneri due to a superior contract offer.
Ferrara was asked, during an interview with Tuttosport, whether Juve’s failure to sign the 24-year-old showed that the club was no longer capable of attracting top-class players.
"No, I simply think that the Frenchman chose to join Milan because the Rossonero club offered him more money,” Ferrara stated.
Scudetto
The former defender then promised fans that the team would be challenging for the title next season, but he was a little more hesitant with regards to the Champions League.
"Certainly we will be fighting for the Scudetto,” he declared.
“This season, our first in Serie A after a difficult championship in B, the goal was to qualify for the Champions League. But even this campaign, we were not far from the summit.
"I like to be realistic about the Champions League and I do not want to delude anyone.
“Take this year’s competition: how many teams who were equipped to win it, went out before the final?
“It is not enough to be strong, you need luck as well.
"But Juventus has in its DNA great determination and a great application to work.”
Gianni Wilson
Juventus youth team coach Ciro Ferrara says that Mathieu Flamini rejected the Bianconeri in favour of Milan because he was offered more money.
Flamini
Both Juve and Milan were going toe-to-toe for the free transfer signing of the Arsenal midfielder, but it was the Diavoli who announced the player’s signature earlier this week.
This has led to claims from many people that Flamini only joined the Rossoneri due to a superior contract offer.
Ferrara was asked, during an interview with Tuttosport, whether Juve’s failure to sign the 24-year-old showed that the club was no longer capable of attracting top-class players.
"No, I simply think that the Frenchman chose to join Milan because the Rossonero club offered him more money,” Ferrara stated.
Scudetto
The former defender then promised fans that the team would be challenging for the title next season, but he was a little more hesitant with regards to the Champions League.
"Certainly we will be fighting for the Scudetto,” he declared.
“This season, our first in Serie A after a difficult championship in B, the goal was to qualify for the Champions League. But even this campaign, we were not far from the summit.
"I like to be realistic about the Champions League and I do not want to delude anyone.
“Take this year’s competition: how many teams who were equipped to win it, went out before the final?
“It is not enough to be strong, you need luck as well.
"But Juventus has in its DNA great determination and a great application to work.”
Gianni Wilson
The 18-year-old is rated by many as one of Europe’s most promising talents, and a host of top clubs were said to be interested in signing him, including Juventus, Real Madrid and Manchester United.
Fiorentina have been trying to tie up a deal for quite sometime now, but have finally succeeded after the player passed a medical, before agreeing personal terms.
The Viola will pay Partizan £5 million for the striker, who has scored 19 goals in 63 appearances for the Serbian outfit.
"I've bought an important player," said Fiorentina transfer chief Corvino.
"Jovetic wanted to come here, I've agreed to pay £5 million and can announce his purchase."
Jovetic, known as the ‘new Dejan Savicevic’, has won one cap for the Montenegrin national team, and is part of an exciting batch of youngsters from the newly independent country.
The forward joins the youth brigade already present in Florence, players such as Riccardo Montolivo, Marco Donadel, Giampaolo Pazzini and Zdravko Kuzmanovic.
goal.com
Fiorentina have been trying to tie up a deal for quite sometime now, but have finally succeeded after the player passed a medical, before agreeing personal terms.
The Viola will pay Partizan £5 million for the striker, who has scored 19 goals in 63 appearances for the Serbian outfit.
"I've bought an important player," said Fiorentina transfer chief Corvino.
"Jovetic wanted to come here, I've agreed to pay £5 million and can announce his purchase."
Jovetic, known as the ‘new Dejan Savicevic’, has won one cap for the Montenegrin national team, and is part of an exciting batch of youngsters from the newly independent country.
The forward joins the youth brigade already present in Florence, players such as Riccardo Montolivo, Marco Donadel, Giampaolo Pazzini and Zdravko Kuzmanovic.
goal.com
2-2 Siena. 
Materazzi has duffed a penalty kick! (Soft PK as usual)
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