Official: Tudor to Siena (1 Viewer)

djleli

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it would be better if we sell all our cb and put the under 21 juventus players there like other clubs do. Ive been hearing about Masiello for some time now. It seems that he has some quality. Also these players are happy to be on the bench so...
 
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Juventus in Tudor U-turn
Juventus have told Igor Tudor that he will not be leaving the club in January. The Croatian expected to be joining an English side on loan but that will now not occur. "If we let Tudor go then we would be left with a dangerously small number of central defenders," said director general Luciano Moggi. "So Tudor will stay and, for us, the transfer window is already closed."
 
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ZhiXin

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    ++ [ originally posted by archaon ] ++
    wht? the transfer window is already closed!! wht abt appiah? we havent sold him yet
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    Maybe Juve does need him to be a backup player even though he still sucks IMO.

    ++ [ originally posted by kurvengeflüster ] ++
    doesn't the window lasts til 31th...irrc
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    I think Moggi is saying that Juve has completed all their transfers, so no players will be entering/leaving Juve now.
     
    Daddi

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    I don't think Tudor sucks. He is kinda good IMO. He has great potential. He should be given his chances...
     
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    ZhiXin

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    Sociedad plot Tudor swoop Wednesday 26 January, 2005

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    Real Sociedad are the latest club to be associated with a move for Juventus defender Igor Tudor.

    The Spanish outfit have allegedly made the Turin giants a tempting bid that they are ready to accept.

    Although the club earlier suggested that Tudor would remain, after the departures of Mark Iuliano and Nicola Legrottaglie, that may no longer be the case.

    Tudor is not a regular fixture in the Delle Alpi side and he’s eager for first team football elsewhere.

    It’s also believed that Middlesbrough and Portsmouth are very interested in the versatile Croatian international.

    Tudor’s club teammate Stephen Appiah is also a wanted man before the January transfer window closes.

    Brescia have asked Juve to loan them the midfielder for the rest of the season as they look to escape relegation.

    The Ghanaian, who already played for the Rigamonti outfit during the 2002-03 campaign, is likely to remain in Turin though.

    Meanwhile, Palermo have sold Ernesto Antonio Farias to River Plate. The Argentine striker only arrived in Italy over the summer.

    source: channel4.com
     
    Geof

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    the only wa to sell him is to sign a DC who's not cup-bound

    I think he should stay, but Capello apparenly doesn't trust him.

    Has he played a match this year?
     
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    He played in theT el Aviv home match for full 90 minutes. Somehow his performance isn't convincing enough for Capello to earn him a position to be the ideal sub for Canna/Thuram, not to even mention 1st team play.

    And he played in the 2nd leg of Coppa Italia against Atalanta.
     
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