Lampard To Juve ??? I Doubt (4 Viewers)
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Agente Lampard: "Costa troppo per la Juventus"
ROMA - Il procuratore del centrocampista del Chelsea per l'Italia, Franco Granello, blocca sul nascere l'idea di una trattativa fra la Juventus ed il club inglese per la stella dei 'blues' Frank Lampard. A quanto pare l'ostacolo maggiore sarebbe rappresentato dal notevole esborso economico che l'operazione di mercato comporta. Granello sentenzia: "Mi sembra molto difficile, almeno per quest'anno, che Lampard si muova da Londra. Per un giocatore come Lampard ci vogliono più di 5 milioni di euro di ingaggio e il Chelsea è nelle condizioni di chiedere alla Juventus cio' che vuole, anche 30 milioni. Col fatto che Abramovich non ha certo bisogno di soldi e che Lampard a Londra è a casa sua ed ha appena comprato casa, la vedo difficile. Frank, al contrario di Gerrard che non andrà mai via da Liverpool, ha la curiosità di provare altrove, ma adesso l'Inghilterra ha una tale potenza di attrazione per i giocatori che l'Italia rischia di perderci molto".
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ROMA - Il procuratore del centrocampista del Chelsea per l'Italia, Franco Granello, blocca sul nascere l'idea di una trattativa fra la Juventus ed il club inglese per la stella dei 'blues' Frank Lampard. A quanto pare l'ostacolo maggiore sarebbe rappresentato dal notevole esborso economico che l'operazione di mercato comporta. Granello sentenzia: "Mi sembra molto difficile, almeno per quest'anno, che Lampard si muova da Londra. Per un giocatore come Lampard ci vogliono più di 5 milioni di euro di ingaggio e il Chelsea è nelle condizioni di chiedere alla Juventus cio' che vuole, anche 30 milioni. Col fatto che Abramovich non ha certo bisogno di soldi e che Lampard a Londra è a casa sua ed ha appena comprato casa, la vedo difficile. Frank, al contrario di Gerrard che non andrà mai via da Liverpool, ha la curiosità di provare altrove, ma adesso l'Inghilterra ha una tale potenza di attrazione per i giocatori che l'Italia rischia di perderci molto".
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That's his agent in Italy saying Lampard would cost too much for Juve. Of course, that rat wants his % in the sale and wages. If Frank wants to come...he'll come for less than what he could get in England. Still he would be paid very well here.
I'm not even sure it's his agent in Italy. Lampard has Kutner as his agent and that Italian guy is just an associate to him. He's a nobody.
I'm not even sure it's his agent in Italy. Lampard has Kutner as his agent and that Italian guy is just an associate to him. He's a nobody.
lampards agent is such an idiot , after reading teh post ahmedios posted above iot makes me feel that he is trying to say who is juventus that lampard can play in i mean for the love of god considering a team that has had to lose sooooooo much money thanks to demotion to have the transfer fund we have now is just amazing.
Lampard Admits Chelsea Talks "Up In The Air"
Amid reports of Juventus and Barcelona both going to war over him, Frank Lampard has admitted that his contract talks with Chelsea are nowhere near a conclusion.
zoom - galleria Lampard has two more years on his current contract, and can be signed by any club willing to invoke a Fifa clause and buy out his contract.
His £5million annual salary means that 10m will be enough to land him, and Juventus and Barcelona have both picked up their interest in him after going cold for a few weeks.
The player himself admitted that he is getting frustrated by the delays in the resolution of his contract, with the Blues unwilling to offer him his desired deal.
"It feels strange that things are up in the air," he said. "It is something I am trying to keep my mind off.
“In an ideal world it would have been done three weeks ago. But it is not an ideal world is it?
"When you have had a long season the last thing you want to do is go away for a month and wreck your partner and kids’ holiday by stressing over too many things.
"My mind at the moment is going back pre-season with Chelsea.
"I said after the Cup final that I wanted to stay but nothing has moved on from there and that is probably what leaves me in the situation I am in.”
"I am not surprised by this situation because nothing surprises you in football."
Juventus and Barcelona are both back in the fray for the England international, with Barcelona supposedly favourites to land him in a swap deal involving Deco.
Amid reports of Juventus and Barcelona both going to war over him, Frank Lampard has admitted that his contract talks with Chelsea are nowhere near a conclusion.
zoom - galleria Lampard has two more years on his current contract, and can be signed by any club willing to invoke a Fifa clause and buy out his contract.
His £5million annual salary means that 10m will be enough to land him, and Juventus and Barcelona have both picked up their interest in him after going cold for a few weeks.
The player himself admitted that he is getting frustrated by the delays in the resolution of his contract, with the Blues unwilling to offer him his desired deal.
"It feels strange that things are up in the air," he said. "It is something I am trying to keep my mind off.
“In an ideal world it would have been done three weeks ago. But it is not an ideal world is it?
"When you have had a long season the last thing you want to do is go away for a month and wreck your partner and kids’ holiday by stressing over too many things.
"My mind at the moment is going back pre-season with Chelsea.
"I said after the Cup final that I wanted to stay but nothing has moved on from there and that is probably what leaves me in the situation I am in.”
"I am not surprised by this situation because nothing surprises you in football."
Juventus and Barcelona are both back in the fray for the England international, with Barcelona supposedly favourites to land him in a swap deal involving Deco.
Lampard To Invoke FIFA Clause For Barca Move - Report
Barcelona have made Frank Lampard their number one target, and will ask him to buy out the final two years of his contract if a swap deal involving Deco is not accepted, as is likely.
zoom - galleria The Blues' recent snub towards Barcelona's approach has convinced the Blaugrana bosses to go for an agreessive buy-out of Lampard's contract.
The Times had reported yesterday that Barca were ready to dish out 22 million euros (15 million pound) in order to land the Chelsea midfielder.
Better still, they were hopeful of sending Jose Mourinho's old favourite, Deco, the other way in a swap deal.
However, Chelsea have refused to entertain Barca's interest, and have also told them clearly that they are not keen on the Portuguese international (they would rather sign Florent Malouda).
As a result of the latest developments, Barcelona will now not speak with Chelsea, but instead finance Frank Lampard's 10million buy-out of the final two years of his contract.
Fifa rules allow players over 28 who have spent more than three years at their clubs to buy out the rest of their contract.
Though clubs have not used it much thus far, over a gentleman's agreement not to use this rule to poach players, the Catalans will resort to just that unless Chelsea change their minds come to the negotiating table.
Deco would then most probably move to Inter Milan for around 15 million euros, exactly the money Barcelona will spend on Lampard.
Barcelona have made Frank Lampard their number one target, and will ask him to buy out the final two years of his contract if a swap deal involving Deco is not accepted, as is likely.
zoom - galleria The Blues' recent snub towards Barcelona's approach has convinced the Blaugrana bosses to go for an agreessive buy-out of Lampard's contract.
The Times had reported yesterday that Barca were ready to dish out 22 million euros (15 million pound) in order to land the Chelsea midfielder.
Better still, they were hopeful of sending Jose Mourinho's old favourite, Deco, the other way in a swap deal.
However, Chelsea have refused to entertain Barca's interest, and have also told them clearly that they are not keen on the Portuguese international (they would rather sign Florent Malouda).
As a result of the latest developments, Barcelona will now not speak with Chelsea, but instead finance Frank Lampard's 10million buy-out of the final two years of his contract.
Fifa rules allow players over 28 who have spent more than three years at their clubs to buy out the rest of their contract.
Though clubs have not used it much thus far, over a gentleman's agreement not to use this rule to poach players, the Catalans will resort to just that unless Chelsea change their minds come to the negotiating table.
Deco would then most probably move to Inter Milan for around 15 million euros, exactly the money Barcelona will spend on Lampard.
Juve prepare Lamps bid
Rumours suggest that Juventus are ready to fight Barcelona for Chelsea star Frank Lampard. The Spaniards are allegedly ready to make an offer of around £12m, but it has been suggested that the Bianconeri could start a bidding war. Lampard has given no clear indication that he wants to leave Stamford Bridge, but is keen for the situation to be resolved. “It feels strange that things are up in the air,’ he admitted. “In an ideal world I woud want this resolved before the season starts.”
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Rumours suggest that Juventus are ready to fight Barcelona for Chelsea star Frank Lampard. The Spaniards are allegedly ready to make an offer of around £12m, but it has been suggested that the Bianconeri could start a bidding war. Lampard has given no clear indication that he wants to leave Stamford Bridge, but is keen for the situation to be resolved. “It feels strange that things are up in the air,’ he admitted. “In an ideal world I woud want this resolved before the season starts.”
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