Leonardo Bonucci - CB - Bari/Genoa (18 Viewers)
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Well, Giovinco has the right to talk about leaving after warming the bench for two consecutive seasons, I won't call him an infidel. Although, he won't be really missed like some people here try to point out. Giovinco is a good player but not a game changer. He's way overrated here.
Criscito, on the other hand, is a Genoa lover. He should stay there where his skills are considered exceptional.
Criscito, on the other hand, is a Genoa lover. He should stay there where his skills are considered exceptional.
Juventus Sign Leonardo Bonucci
Juventus have signed Leonardo Bonucci, finalising a deal after weeks of speculation, according to Sky Sports.
The player, previously co-owned by Bari and Genoa, will step into the boots of veteran Fabio Cannavaro in the centre of defence, who is set to join United Arab Emirates outfit Al-Ahli. The Bianconeri reportedly had come to an agreement with Bari yesterday and have now also reached an accord with the Grifoni for the youngster.
Reports that he was on the verge of joining Juventus had gathered pace earlier on Thursday. The Turin giants have opted for Bonucci, rather than other potential options such as Palermo's Simon Kjaer.
The 23-year-old had an impressive past season, playing in all 38 matches for the Galletti. He did not play in any of Italy's three World Cup matches before they were eliminated from the competition by Slovakia.
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Juventus have signed Leonardo Bonucci, finalising a deal after weeks of speculation, according to Sky Sports.
The player, previously co-owned by Bari and Genoa, will step into the boots of veteran Fabio Cannavaro in the centre of defence, who is set to join United Arab Emirates outfit Al-Ahli. The Bianconeri reportedly had come to an agreement with Bari yesterday and have now also reached an accord with the Grifoni for the youngster.
Reports that he was on the verge of joining Juventus had gathered pace earlier on Thursday. The Turin giants have opted for Bonucci, rather than other potential options such as Palermo's Simon Kjaer.
The 23-year-old had an impressive past season, playing in all 38 matches for the Galletti. He did not play in any of Italy's three World Cup matches before they were eliminated from the competition by Slovakia.
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