Juve: the excellent hit would be Robinho (6 Viewers)
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V. Bojinov and Robinho play very different roles and styles. They can be on the field at the same time.
Palladino and Robinho on the other hand have more in common in terms of playing than just the ends of their names.
Although Robinho would be more able to play a Kaka type role. SO heck, bring in this new pele guy..
Palladino and Robinho on the other hand have more in common in terms of playing than just the ends of their names.
Although Robinho would be more able to play a Kaka type role. SO heck, bring in this new pele guy..
Why bother investing all that money into a Brazilian "starlet" not yet fully proven in Liga, when you can purchase a player for equally as much (or even less) who has already shown himself as more than capable of getting the job done in front of the net. For example, David Villa: Del Piero-sized, and good with the ball at his feet. Someone said that the right manager has to be in charge in order for a player like him to flourish. Deschamps, could probably integrate him into the Juventus/Deschamps style of play, which is mainly offence-based. Personally, I think he belongs on the wing like a Joaquin-type player, rushing forward with the attack. With his speed, he'd be good in that position.
But then again, he could flop!
Well as long as RMadrid don't slap a big ass price tag, Im willing to give Robinho a chance, especially if he can come on Loan first.
But yes Robinho isn't a left winger, but he has played that position before and doesn't look to shabby, only IMO, leaves the team a bit unbalanced as he has no defensive intentions at all.
But yes Robinho isn't a left winger, but he has played that position before and doesn't look to shabby, only IMO, leaves the team a bit unbalanced as he has no defensive intentions at all.
Juve plan Robinho swoop
Juventus are set to launch an audacious bid to sign Robinho from Real Madrid next summer, according to reports in Italy.
The signing of Robinho would represent a real coup if the Bianconeri can win promotion back to Serie A, after the Calciopoli scandal caused the club’s demotion after the World Cup.
The 22-year-old Brazilian striker is not being given much playing time by Coach Fabio Capello and the two club’s share an excellent relationship, confirmed by the summer moves of Fabio Cannavaro and Emerson.
The arrivals of Jose Antonio Reyes and Ruud Van Nistelrooy have cast a shadow of doubt on his future and the former Santos star has reportedly admitted that he would be willing to move on.
Real Madrid seem keen on a loan deal, whereas Juventus would prefer to buy the player, who moved to La Liga in 2005 in a £21m deal.
The two clubs might agree to a loan with an option to buy, giving Juve a season to assess the youngster before making a commitment.
Source: Channel4.com
Juventus are set to launch an audacious bid to sign Robinho from Real Madrid next summer, according to reports in Italy.
The signing of Robinho would represent a real coup if the Bianconeri can win promotion back to Serie A, after the Calciopoli scandal caused the club’s demotion after the World Cup.
The 22-year-old Brazilian striker is not being given much playing time by Coach Fabio Capello and the two club’s share an excellent relationship, confirmed by the summer moves of Fabio Cannavaro and Emerson.
The arrivals of Jose Antonio Reyes and Ruud Van Nistelrooy have cast a shadow of doubt on his future and the former Santos star has reportedly admitted that he would be willing to move on.
Real Madrid seem keen on a loan deal, whereas Juventus would prefer to buy the player, who moved to La Liga in 2005 in a £21m deal.
The two clubs might agree to a loan with an option to buy, giving Juve a season to assess the youngster before making a commitment.
Source: Channel4.com
