Juan Manuel Iturbe Arévalos - Winger - Hellas Verona (25 Viewers)

Would you like to see Iturbe at Juve at these rumored numbers?

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LiquidPLP

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Jun 9, 2012
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SKY (gdm) : verona want 30m - milan offered 28m - Juve offered 26m + quag

GDS (laudisa) : Verona want 27m - milan's 28m offer is a lie - Juve offered 23m + quag
Sky is definitely lying. Our offer 26m + Quag = 30m. I'm sure they'd accept 28m from Milan if it was true.

GDS' story is much more possible.
 

Cronios

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Jun 7, 2004
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I'll ignore CM as Iturbe isn't one.

Vucinic has effectively been sold. Giovinco isn't close to being one of our best players. Tevez doesn't want to play in the wide forward role that Iturbe plays.
You are missing one thing though, Marotta is still our transfer director and as long as he remains there, the issues that have been haunting us for the past decade will remain.
Marotta has yet to a starter LB, that would allow to change our formation and use wingers, ever since he joined us.
He has always failed to get rid of forwards like Iaquinta, Amauri, Quaq and Vucinic in meaningfull ways, on certain timetables and positive terms for us.
And he has valued Giovinco as a 25mil player, when he has payed 12.5mil to get his half back...
What you got atm is only usefull thinking that this things will change all at once, this year.

I would agree with your vision, otherwise, but lets not ignore reality...
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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You are missing one thing though, Marotta is still our transfer director and as long as he remains there...etc
I could log in once every couple of months and not miss this, because you post the same inane crap in every post, and that includes adding extra numbers onto real ones.
 

ZoSo

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Jul 11, 2011
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He's much more talented than Berardi.He can be explosive on his day.
Its not all about goals and assists.And its not like Berardi was consistently scoring goals.He had a 4 goal game followed by a couple 3 goal games which included pens in it otherwise he was hardly scoring.
If we are so keen on Iturbe, it just means we rate him very highly and we need entrust upon our faith in the mgmt.We are not signing some random scrub,this guy could potentially turn out to be a star imo.
And Iturbe was consistent? He scored 8 goals + 4 assists and showed some flashes of talent. How can that be worth 25m???
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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But Barcelona spent that money after 1 really good season by Sanchez after 2 ok seasons, and that Udinese squad was certainly better than what Verona was this year. God that team was really fucking good.

This situation with Iturbe can also be interpreted as Juve really value the player, see him on a ascending plane in regards to development, and better to strike now than miss out and have to pay god knows what next year.
You are damned if you do and damned if you don't. Spend big on a proven player they can flop, look at Diego, spend big on a prospect and they can do extremely well, Sanchez.
 

Xperd

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Jun 1, 2012
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And Iturbe was consistent? He scored 8 goals + 4 assists and showed some flashes of talent. How can that be worth 25m???
But he's MUCH MORE talented and has a higher ceiling than Berardi.

Once again you cant judge these type of players on stats alone.
 

frzl

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Apr 15, 2006
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Good problem to have, one on either wing.
exactly...
btw: why would it be a problem to have berardi and iturbe, while having berardi and sanchez apparently wouldn´t be a problem?
just because sanchez is right-footed? he is a right winger after all...
 

JuveJay

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But he's MUCH MORE talented than Berardi.

Once again you cant judge these type of players on stats alone.
Depends how you judge talent. Much more? Surely his numbers would be more impressive. It's not just talent but how it is utilised.

As has been said already, he might be a brilliant dribbler and technical player, good shot etc, but if he's not a particularly smart player you can end up paying €25m for a talented waste.
 

Cronios

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Jun 7, 2004
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I could log in once every couple of months and not miss this, because you post the same inane crap in every post, and that includes adding extra numbers onto real ones.
I also see crap all the time that Iquinta, Quaq, Vucinic and Grosso have effectively been sold and yet they are still here and are still part of our problems.
So does Marotta's inability to get the LB that would allow us to use wingers.
Lets see those things happen first and then talk about wingers.

As it is now, we dont have a LB, we still have a 3-5-2 and we dont need a winger, so he will either be used as an AM or SS,
these are the facts that we are dealing with atm, the starters for these places are Tevez, Pogbs and Vidal, so whom Iturbe would replace?
Why would replacing them would be a primary concern and use the bulk of our transfer budget on that?
And how did iturbe proved that he is worthy of all that money?
 

ZoSo

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Jul 11, 2011
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Lavezzi is quality but he's hardly someone who'll take us to the next level.Its not like we're magicallt going to become CL contenders with him.
I also seriously doubt they'd let him go for less than 15m.PSG are looking to extend his contract.
He might be the extra we need in a 4-3-3...

But Barcelona spent that money after 1 really good season by Sanchez after 2 ok seasons, and that Udinese squad was certainly better than what Verona was this year. God that team was really fucking good.

This situation with Iturbe can also be interpreted as Juve really value the player, see him on a ascending plane in regards to development, and better to strike now than miss out and have to pay god knows what next year.
Or throw 25m down the drain....

But he's MUCH MORE talented and has a higher ceiling than Berardi.

Once again you cant judge these type of players on stats alone.
Since when does pace and dribbling = more talent??
 

Xperd

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Jun 1, 2012
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Depends how you judge talent. Much more? Surely his numbers would be more impressive. It's not just talent but how it is utilised.

As has been said already, he might be a brilliant dribbler and technical player, good shot etc, but if he's not a particularly smart player you can end up paying €25m for a talented waste.
Iturbe possesses ideal characteristics for a winger that we need.Great pace and dat flair and fancy ofcourse.He can take on his man and obviously has a great left foot.
I dont quite see Berardi in the same mould.He has diff. characteristics tho proving to be very effective.I also see him more as an SS than a winger.
 

JuveJay

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I also see crap all the time that Iquinta, Quaq, Vucinic and Grosso have effectively been sold and yet they are still here and are still part of our problems.
I've already responded to that elsewhere - high wages and poor clubs.

So does Marotta's inability to get the LB that would allow us to use wingers.
Lets see those things happen first and then talk about wingers.

As it is now, we dont have a LB, we still have a 3-5-2 and we dont need a winger, so he will either be used as an AM or SS,
these are the facts that we are dealing with atm, the starters for these places are Tevez, Pogbs and Vidal, so whom Iturbe would replace?
Why would replacing them would be a primary concern and use the bulk of our transfer budget on that?
And how did iturbe proved that he is worthy of all that money?
It's quite clear that we'll need another left back to get the most out of a 4-3-3 formation, but we do have current options. If you play a strongly attacking/weak defensively play out left (Giovinco for example) then we could field Caceres at left back, as he does for Uruguay. Or Ogbonna. Worst case scenario, Chiellini. But it's really only going to call for one player, with Caceres as back up.

As I've said a dozen times, if we don't buy a left back it's because we aren't chasing one, so you will see us stay with mostly 3-5-2 and the Caceres option. Asamoah is one of the most important reasons for this, as well as Marchisio and our stacked CM.

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Iturbe possesses ideal characteristics for a winger that we need.Great pace and dat flair and fancy ofcourse.He can take on his man and obviously has a great left foot.
I dont quite see Berardi in the same mould.He has diff. characteristics tho proving to be very effective.I also see him more as an SS than a winger.
So really you're saying it is down to personal choice? :D

As an extreme theoretical example it's like comparing Robben to Nedved.
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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exactly...
btw: why would it be a problem to have berardi and iturbe, while having berardi and sanchez apparently wouldn´t be a problem?
just because sanchez is right-footed? he is a right winger after all...
exactly. both can play on either wing and Berardi could work as AM too i think. so in a 4-2-3-1 both would play in the near future and they would work very well together...
 

Cronios

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Jun 7, 2004
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I've already responded to that elsewhere - high wages and poor clubs.


It's quite clear that we'll need another left back to get the most out of a 4-3-3 formation, but we do have current options. If you play a strongly attacking/weak defensively play out left (Giovinco for example) then we could field Caceres at left back, as he does for Uruguay. Or Ogbonna. Worst case scenario, Chiellini. But it's really only going to call for one player, with Caceres as back up.

As I've said a dozen times, if we don't buy a left back it's because we aren't chasing one, so you will see us stay with mostly 3-5-2 and the Caceres option. Asamoah is one of the most important reasons for this, as well as Marchisio and our stacked CM.
The "high wages and poor clubs" excuse stands the same this year again, so what makes you think that this year MArotta will start making miracles and sell them all?

All these options were tried and failed, thats why conte has never used them again and thats why he can use a 4man d-line.
This is what the man has been asking ever since he has joined.
And i also said a dozen times, that Marotta just cant get a Juve material starter LB, he just cant, every year there were rumors and efforts and Marotta has been failing each and every year.
With your logic, were never interested on a finisher of Dzeko's, RVP, Cavani's and Higuain class either.
Its not htat MArotta can get what he wants, he is very limited, incompetent and always forced to compromise.
His best transfers were opportunity targets, most of the times he simply has waited for the player's contract to expire and wait for them to be attracted by Juve's fainting prestige...
 

zizinho

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Apr 14, 2013
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I also see crap all the time that Iquinta, Quaq, Vucinic and Grosso have effectively been sold and yet they are still here and are still part of our problems.
So does Marotta's inability to get the LB that would allow us to use wingers.
Lets see those things happen first and then talk about wingers.

As it is now, we dont have a LB, we still have a 3-5-2 and we dont need a winger, so he will either be used as an AM or SS,
these are the facts that we are dealing with atm, the starters for these places are Tevez, Pogbs and Vidal, so whom Iturbe would replace?
Why would replacing them would be a primary concern and use the bulk of our transfer budget on that?
And how did iturbe proved that he is worthy of all that money?
 
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