Mercato news 2011 (updated infrequently/when we can be arsed) (20 Viewers)
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June 6
La Stampa: Marotta is in a haste to buy and to sell. The hope is to wrap up a deal by the end of the week that will bring Krasic from Moscow to Turin. The goal is to have it done before the World Cup, partially to save time to make other deals but mainly to not risk increasing the price. Right now the price is around €15 million.
Marotta's right hand man, Fabio Paratici, has reached a preliminary agreement with Krasic regarding his personal demands. Paratici is in Austria where the Serbian NT has its camp which also means he's keeping an eye on Subotic.
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La Stampa: Marotta is in a haste to buy and to sell. The hope is to wrap up a deal by the end of the week that will bring Krasic from Moscow to Turin. The goal is to have it done before the World Cup, partially to save time to make other deals but mainly to not risk increasing the price. Right now the price is around €15 million.
Marotta's right hand man, Fabio Paratici, has reached a preliminary agreement with Krasic regarding his personal demands. Paratici is in Austria where the Serbian NT has its camp which also means he's keeping an eye on Subotic.
-SvenskaFans
January 4
TuttoJuve: San Paolo's rising star Lucas Domingues Piazion is, according to his agent, ready for Juventus. The soon to be 17 year old super talent is described as a 'seconda punta' and has been followed by Juventus, Milan, and Chelsea for some time. No U-18 player is allowed to leave Brazil but Marotta's hope is that the player will be able to acquire an Italian passport thanks to his grandparents.
Lanzafame, who was promised playing time in the fall, is ready for a loan move to Brescia.
Corriere dello Sport: Michele Paoulicci, currently at Antonio Conte's Siena, could be on his way to Bari.
Amauri is said to be once again of interest to José Mourinho.
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TuttoJuve: San Paolo's rising star Lucas Domingues Piazion is, according to his agent, ready for Juventus. The soon to be 17 year old super talent is described as a 'seconda punta' and has been followed by Juventus, Milan, and Chelsea for some time. No U-18 player is allowed to leave Brazil but Marotta's hope is that the player will be able to acquire an Italian passport thanks to his grandparents.
Lanzafame, who was promised playing time in the fall, is ready for a loan move to Brescia.
Corriere dello Sport: Michele Paoulicci, currently at Antonio Conte's Siena, could be on his way to Bari.
Amauri is said to be once again of interest to José Mourinho.
-SvenskaFans