Mercato news 2011 (updated infrequently/when we can be arsed) (1 Viewer)
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June 6
Corriere dello Sport: The price tag on D'Agostino is set now all that remains is an agreement on what players Juve will give to Udinese. The Friuli want co-ownership of Marchisio and De Ceglie and dream of Giovinco. Juve will give the other half of Paolucci. The money Udinese will receive will be raised through sales, among them Mellberg. First to go could be Poulsen. Fenerbahce have already placed a bid at €5 million.
June 8
La Stampa: Liverpool want David Trezeguet. Andrea Dossena wants to go to Italy and Rafa Benitez could include him in an offer. Juventus need a new LB and the main target besides Dossena is Grosso who however seems to like it at Lyon. There is also a more economical option in Pasqual.
Tuttosport: D'Agostino's future is to be decided today. The key [figure] in the deal is expected to be De Ceglie who could move to the Friuli on a co-ownership. In that case Maxwell is favored to be the replacement.
Gazzetta dello Sport: Before Juve do any more acquisitions they have to sell. Poulsen, Tiago, and Trezeguet are first in line. Three teams have been in contact with Juve - Lyon, Roma, and Milan. The latter sees the Frenchman as a "cheap" and good replacement to Inzaghi. The value, post David's knee surgery, has halved from €20 to €10 million. The player himself has made it clear that he wants to leave the bianconeri.
-Svenska Fans
Corriere dello Sport: The price tag on D'Agostino is set now all that remains is an agreement on what players Juve will give to Udinese. The Friuli want co-ownership of Marchisio and De Ceglie and dream of Giovinco. Juve will give the other half of Paolucci. The money Udinese will receive will be raised through sales, among them Mellberg. First to go could be Poulsen. Fenerbahce have already placed a bid at €5 million.
June 8
La Stampa: Liverpool want David Trezeguet. Andrea Dossena wants to go to Italy and Rafa Benitez could include him in an offer. Juventus need a new LB and the main target besides Dossena is Grosso who however seems to like it at Lyon. There is also a more economical option in Pasqual.
Tuttosport: D'Agostino's future is to be decided today. The key [figure] in the deal is expected to be De Ceglie who could move to the Friuli on a co-ownership. In that case Maxwell is favored to be the replacement.
Gazzetta dello Sport: Before Juve do any more acquisitions they have to sell. Poulsen, Tiago, and Trezeguet are first in line. Three teams have been in contact with Juve - Lyon, Roma, and Milan. The latter sees the Frenchman as a "cheap" and good replacement to Inzaghi. The value, post David's knee surgery, has halved from €20 to €10 million. The player himself has made it clear that he wants to leave the bianconeri.
-Svenska Fans
June 9
Corriere dello Sport: Negotiations with Udinese regarding D'Agostino have halted now that Marino and the crew want substantially more than what Secco had counted on. Juve are offering cash in addition to one or more of Paolucci, De Ceglie, and perhaps Crisctio.
La Stampa: The alternative to D'Agostino is Lazio's Cristian Ledesma despite the former being the main priority. Giovinco and Marchisio are untouchable. Poulsen is expected to be sold to raise money for the acquisition, but the Dane has refused a move to Fenerbahce who've shown their interest. A meeting is expected to be held within the next few hours with Trezeguet. Ferrara is hoping that Genoa doesn't exercise their co-ownership clause on Criscito because they want him to return [to Juve]. On the other hand, Palladino is expected to stay wit the rossoblú. Tomorrow Juve will begin to negotiate with Stuttgart regarding Serdar Tasci, the German-Turkish defender born '87 who will then join in 2010.
Ferrara wants to eventually replace the Udinese bound De Ceglie with Criscito if Genoa doesn't take advantage of their option which lies around €6 million.
Tuttosport: Juventus want Deportivo La Coruña's left back Filipe Luis but are facing strong competition from Barcelona.
Juventus and Fiorentina are in a race to sign Siena's right back Juan Zuniga. Price: €6 million.
Corriere Mercantile: Juve and Genoa are in principle in an agreement to extend the co-ownership of Palladino by one year.
Estadio Deportivo: The list of possible buyers of Trezeguet has increased with Sevilla. Roma, Milan, Lyon, Marseille, and Liverpool have already been mentioned.
La Provence: Another source of income: Deschamps wants to strengthen Marseille with Tiago, however he's seen as too expensive by the french club.
-Svenska Fans
Corriere dello Sport: Negotiations with Udinese regarding D'Agostino have halted now that Marino and the crew want substantially more than what Secco had counted on. Juve are offering cash in addition to one or more of Paolucci, De Ceglie, and perhaps Crisctio.
La Stampa: The alternative to D'Agostino is Lazio's Cristian Ledesma despite the former being the main priority. Giovinco and Marchisio are untouchable. Poulsen is expected to be sold to raise money for the acquisition, but the Dane has refused a move to Fenerbahce who've shown their interest. A meeting is expected to be held within the next few hours with Trezeguet. Ferrara is hoping that Genoa doesn't exercise their co-ownership clause on Criscito because they want him to return [to Juve]. On the other hand, Palladino is expected to stay wit the rossoblú. Tomorrow Juve will begin to negotiate with Stuttgart regarding Serdar Tasci, the German-Turkish defender born '87 who will then join in 2010.
Ferrara wants to eventually replace the Udinese bound De Ceglie with Criscito if Genoa doesn't take advantage of their option which lies around €6 million.
Tuttosport: Juventus want Deportivo La Coruña's left back Filipe Luis but are facing strong competition from Barcelona.
Juventus and Fiorentina are in a race to sign Siena's right back Juan Zuniga. Price: €6 million.
Corriere Mercantile: Juve and Genoa are in principle in an agreement to extend the co-ownership of Palladino by one year.
Estadio Deportivo: The list of possible buyers of Trezeguet has increased with Sevilla. Roma, Milan, Lyon, Marseille, and Liverpool have already been mentioned.
La Provence: Another source of income: Deschamps wants to strengthen Marseille with Tiago, however he's seen as too expensive by the french club.
-Svenska Fans
June 10
Tuttosport: Blanc is in Stuttgart to negotiate for Tasci whose contract expires next summer. The club places his value at €8 million. Trezeguet, Poulsen, and Mellberg could be included in an exchange deal :wth:
Gazzetta dello Sport: Juventus want Pasqual and could let Marchionni go in the opposite direction.
Corriere dello Sport: David Trezeguet's agent said he would love it if his client moved to Roma because he very much likes the Sensi family. He went on to say that Sevilla is still a possible destination. If Trezeguet leaves then Pandev is the likely replacement. Otherwise an alternative is Giuseppe Rossi (at least €25 million) or Keirrison (€18-20 million).
-Svenska Fans
This Tasci business just keeps getting more and more bizarre. Yesterday it said we would offer money for a free player and today it's saying we're going to exchange players for him.
Tuttosport: Blanc is in Stuttgart to negotiate for Tasci whose contract expires next summer. The club places his value at €8 million. Trezeguet, Poulsen, and Mellberg could be included in an exchange deal :wth:
Gazzetta dello Sport: Juventus want Pasqual and could let Marchionni go in the opposite direction.
Corriere dello Sport: David Trezeguet's agent said he would love it if his client moved to Roma because he very much likes the Sensi family. He went on to say that Sevilla is still a possible destination. If Trezeguet leaves then Pandev is the likely replacement. Otherwise an alternative is Giuseppe Rossi (at least €25 million) or Keirrison (€18-20 million).
-Svenska Fans
This Tasci business just keeps getting more and more bizarre. Yesterday it said we would offer money for a free player and today it's saying we're going to exchange players for him.
Juventus is is big club , and will stay big ,so we don't why they can't do with players who can come to olimico on turino because they have'nt enough money to buy like Rebery or Ronlado or Eto'o or other good plaers like them , Juve is one the richest clubs in the world and u listen to secko about he can buy any player he wants him . but the question why juve don't buy good players