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I hope he comes no way near turin, he sould give up and play aussie rules football instead IMOKewell Juve talk denied
Reds winger waits on future
By Peter O'Rourke Last updated: 15th April 2008
Harry Kewell's personal manager has rejected reports linking the Liverpool man with a move to Juventus.
Reports emanating from Italy have suggested that Juventus are lining up a move for the Australian international.
Kewell's future at Liverpool remains in doubt as his current contract expires in the summer and as yet no new deal has been agreed.
The 29-year-old has been plagued by injuries during his spell at Anfield and he has not featured for Liverpool since the shock FA Cup defeat to Barnsley in February.
The news has alerted a number of clubs to Kewell's possible availability on a free transfer in the summer.
Juventus, Celtic, Bolton and Sunderland have all been credited with an interest in Kewell, but the player's representative Bernie Mandic says he has had no talks with any clubs and that the attacker will make a decision on his future at the end of the season.
No talks
"I have not spoken to anyone yet regarding a possible Bosman move for Harry," Mandic told skysports.com.
"Harry has not spoken to anyone and there have been no discussions with anyone from Juventus.
"We are basically waiting and seeing how things go for the rest of the season.
"There is no need to rush into anything for Harry and we will see what Liverpool say."
Mandic says there will no shortage of suitors for Kewell if he does become a free agent in the summer.
"If Harry does become a Bosman I think there will be no shortage of clubs interested as Harry has shown over the years what a great player he is," added Mandic.
skysports.com
Reds winger waits on future
By Peter O'Rourke Last updated: 15th April 2008
Harry Kewell's personal manager has rejected reports linking the Liverpool man with a move to Juventus.
Reports emanating from Italy have suggested that Juventus are lining up a move for the Australian international.
Kewell's future at Liverpool remains in doubt as his current contract expires in the summer and as yet no new deal has been agreed.
The 29-year-old has been plagued by injuries during his spell at Anfield and he has not featured for Liverpool since the shock FA Cup defeat to Barnsley in February.
The news has alerted a number of clubs to Kewell's possible availability on a free transfer in the summer.
Juventus, Celtic, Bolton and Sunderland have all been credited with an interest in Kewell, but the player's representative Bernie Mandic says he has had no talks with any clubs and that the attacker will make a decision on his future at the end of the season.
No talks
"I have not spoken to anyone yet regarding a possible Bosman move for Harry," Mandic told skysports.com.
"Harry has not spoken to anyone and there have been no discussions with anyone from Juventus.
"We are basically waiting and seeing how things go for the rest of the season.
"There is no need to rush into anything for Harry and we will see what Liverpool say."
Mandic says there will no shortage of suitors for Kewell if he does become a free agent in the summer.
"If Harry does become a Bosman I think there will be no shortage of clubs interested as Harry has shown over the years what a great player he is," added Mandic.
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Kewell Moving Closer To Juve – Report
Harry Kewell is moving closer to a summer move to Juventus, according to the latest reports in Italy.
Harry Kewell's five-year contract with Liverpool expires at the end of June, and there are apparently no plans to extend his stay on Merseyside.
The 29-year-old’s time at Anfield has been plagued by injuries, and he has barely featured at all this season, making his last appearance during the FA Cup defeat to Barnsley back in February.
The Corriere dello Sport says that Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri is an admirer of Kewell from his time as a coach with Chelsea in the Premiership.
The Tinkerman would like to strengthen the left midfield position in the Bianconeri squad, with Pavel Nedved, who will turn 36 this summer, the only option currently.
The fact that Kewell will be available on a Bosman free is also attracting to the Juventus hierarchy.
However a club source from Liverpool told the Sunday Mirror in England that Kewell wants to stay at Liverpool.
"Harry and his family are really happy in the North West and don't want to move,” said the source.
"All Harry's concentrating on is getting fit and doing his best for Liverpool. They're the club he supported as a boy and he still wants to prove himself to the fans."
Sunderland, Celtic and Bolton are also said to be interested in landing the Australian international.
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Harry Kewell is moving closer to a summer move to Juventus, according to the latest reports in Italy.
Harry Kewell's five-year contract with Liverpool expires at the end of June, and there are apparently no plans to extend his stay on Merseyside.
The 29-year-old’s time at Anfield has been plagued by injuries, and he has barely featured at all this season, making his last appearance during the FA Cup defeat to Barnsley back in February.
The Corriere dello Sport says that Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri is an admirer of Kewell from his time as a coach with Chelsea in the Premiership.
The Tinkerman would like to strengthen the left midfield position in the Bianconeri squad, with Pavel Nedved, who will turn 36 this summer, the only option currently.
The fact that Kewell will be available on a Bosman free is also attracting to the Juventus hierarchy.
However a club source from Liverpool told the Sunday Mirror in England that Kewell wants to stay at Liverpool.
"Harry and his family are really happy in the North West and don't want to move,” said the source.
"All Harry's concentrating on is getting fit and doing his best for Liverpool. They're the club he supported as a boy and he still wants to prove himself to the fans."
Sunderland, Celtic and Bolton are also said to be interested in landing the Australian international.
Goal.com
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Shame about the player because I really thought once he would go on to become one of the best wingers in the world. He really had it all in himself. In the end, he turned out to be a daily robbery for Liverpool. Injuries are so cruel... I see alot of negative posts in this thread though and may I ask you people: what has Kewell done wrong to be treated as such a scum? You really act like children. Grow up and have some respect ffs!
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