Luciano Moggi (7 Viewers)
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This whole verbal war is completly pointless.
I think both Conte and Capello's words are twisted in the media to start an uproar. Both should shut up and continue.
Moggi should have stayed away from this but i guess he wants to defend Capello but once again these people are proffesionals and should figure out if the media is not twisting words.
Now this sentence is pure gold: He works in a stadium where it says that Juve have won 31 Scudettos. Now he should say, 'I don’t work here.’”
I hope it ends here, they are all have Juve in their hearth and should make peace
I think both Conte and Capello's words are twisted in the media to start an uproar. Both should shut up and continue.
Moggi should have stayed away from this but i guess he wants to defend Capello but once again these people are proffesionals and should figure out if the media is not twisting words.
Now this sentence is pure gold: He works in a stadium where it says that Juve have won 31 Scudettos. Now he should say, 'I don’t work here.’”
I hope it ends here, they are all have Juve in their hearth and should make peace
Exactly, well said. I dont think Capello meant to make it personal with what he said, but the fact that he didn't have the diplomacy and said what he did, allowed for it to be received in such a way by Conte. I'm glad Conte (perhaps immaturely) made it a point to mention how bad we were in that regime with such a good team.
Moggi also has a point when he says, that our stadium says 31 titles so we shouldn't acknowledge the revocation.
Anyway, Capello is a fucking mercenary and I'm glad he was insulted by a younger coach.
Moggi also has a point when he says, that our stadium says 31 titles so we shouldn't acknowledge the revocation.
Anyway, Capello is a fucking mercenary and I'm glad he was insulted by a younger coach.
Alexis should be Juventus' top priority, says Moggi
The 76-year-old has urged the Old Lady to make a move for the Chile international and rebuild their squad this summer
Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi believes the Serie A champions should make the signing of Barcelona attacker Alexis Sanchez their main priority this summer if they want to be competitive again in Europe.
The Chile international has been strongly linked with a return to Serie A after three seasons at Barcelona and Moggi feels the winger is exactly what Juventus need, while also urging the Turin giants to further rebuild their squad ahead of next season.
"Juventus' main priority this summer should be the signing of Alexis Sanchez," Moggi was quoted as saying by Tuttosport. "He has already shown in the past that he can add something extra in Serie A during his time at Udinese.
"From there one, you will have to be ready to sell important players and replace them with even better alternatives. Back in 2001, we sold Zinedine Zidane and got back Pavel Nedved, Lilian Thuram and Gianluigi Buffon.
"The Juventus of Fabio Capello had leaders of various national teams, like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Emerson and Fabio Cannavaro, players who could change a team.
"I would never sacrifice Arturo Vidal, though, and the same goes for Buffon, Andrea Pirlo and Giorgio Chiellini."
Juventus failed to advance from the Champions League group stage this term, while they were eliminated in the semi-finals of the Europa League.
pretty obvious what he is hinting at.
The 76-year-old has urged the Old Lady to make a move for the Chile international and rebuild their squad this summer
Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi believes the Serie A champions should make the signing of Barcelona attacker Alexis Sanchez their main priority this summer if they want to be competitive again in Europe.
The Chile international has been strongly linked with a return to Serie A after three seasons at Barcelona and Moggi feels the winger is exactly what Juventus need, while also urging the Turin giants to further rebuild their squad ahead of next season.
"Juventus' main priority this summer should be the signing of Alexis Sanchez," Moggi was quoted as saying by Tuttosport. "He has already shown in the past that he can add something extra in Serie A during his time at Udinese.
"From there one, you will have to be ready to sell important players and replace them with even better alternatives. Back in 2001, we sold Zinedine Zidane and got back Pavel Nedved, Lilian Thuram and Gianluigi Buffon.
"The Juventus of Fabio Capello had leaders of various national teams, like Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Emerson and Fabio Cannavaro, players who could change a team.
"I would never sacrifice Arturo Vidal, though, and the same goes for Buffon, Andrea Pirlo and Giorgio Chiellini."
Juventus failed to advance from the Champions League group stage this term, while they were eliminated in the semi-finals of the Europa League.
pretty obvious what he is hinting at.
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So if he was in charge we would "break the bank" for Sanchez this season.. and sell Pogba next season, and use that money to buy 3 players from within the league? Well guess what... Pogba money isn't going to get you good players when your league is shit... and players from different leagues will cost us half a pogba at least (see tottenham... Soldado inflation etc.)
I'd buy Sanchez, but i wouldn't sell Pogba... Not this year and not the year after that
I'd buy Sanchez, but i wouldn't sell Pogba... Not this year and not the year after that
