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everyone is forgetting Camoranesi is argentinian
In regards to argentines adapting to serie A, many believe the two leagues are comparable in several ways thus argentine players usually adapt quickly in Italy, which is true.. theres numerous examples.. They same is said for brazilian serie A and Spanish La Liga
In regards to argentines adapting to serie A, many believe the two leagues are comparable in several ways thus argentine players usually adapt quickly in Italy, which is true.. theres numerous examples.. They same is said for brazilian serie A and Spanish La Liga
Napoli target Argentine stars Thursday 24 April, 2008
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Napoli are reportedly tracking the progress of 19-year-old Estudiantes midfielder Pablo Piatti and a host of other Argentine youngsters.
Piatti, who was part of Argentina's squad at the 2007 Under-20 World Cup, played alongside former Serie A star Juan Veron under his ex-Lazio teammate Diego Simeone in his homeland.
According to the Italian Press, Azzurri sporting director Pierpaolo Marino has asked Veron and Estudiantes' current Coach Nestor Sensini, another ex-Aquile, for their opinion on the teenage talent.
Piatti's agent, Nestor Sivori, is said to have also offered Napoli first option on another Argentine star, Bordeaux striker Fernando Cavenaghi, who has hit 14 goals in Ligue 1 this season.
Juventus are also believed to be interested in the pair and even if the Bianconeri steal in for the two South Americans, Napoli Coach Edy Reja [pictured] is confident he will be able take them on loan.
The two clubs have done a lot of business in the last year, negotiating co-ownership deals for Marcelo Zalayeta and Manuele Blasi.
Juventus misfit Sergio Almiron, who was loaned out to France with Monaco in January, is also thought to intrigue the Partenopei along with Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta.
Napoli have a reputation for signing Argentines, the most famous being Diego Maradona who joined the Azzurri in 1984 and led them to two Scudetti, a Coppa Italia and a UEFA Cup.
Napoli's top scorer this season with eight Serie A strikes to his name is Ezequiel Lavezzi, an Argentine signed from San Lorenzo last summer.
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Napoli are reportedly tracking the progress of 19-year-old Estudiantes midfielder Pablo Piatti and a host of other Argentine youngsters.
Piatti, who was part of Argentina's squad at the 2007 Under-20 World Cup, played alongside former Serie A star Juan Veron under his ex-Lazio teammate Diego Simeone in his homeland.
According to the Italian Press, Azzurri sporting director Pierpaolo Marino has asked Veron and Estudiantes' current Coach Nestor Sensini, another ex-Aquile, for their opinion on the teenage talent.
Piatti's agent, Nestor Sivori, is said to have also offered Napoli first option on another Argentine star, Bordeaux striker Fernando Cavenaghi, who has hit 14 goals in Ligue 1 this season.
Juventus are also believed to be interested in the pair and even if the Bianconeri steal in for the two South Americans, Napoli Coach Edy Reja [pictured] is confident he will be able take them on loan.
The two clubs have done a lot of business in the last year, negotiating co-ownership deals for Marcelo Zalayeta and Manuele Blasi.
Juventus misfit Sergio Almiron, who was loaned out to France with Monaco in January, is also thought to intrigue the Partenopei along with Italy striker Vincenzo Iaquinta.
Napoli have a reputation for signing Argentines, the most famous being Diego Maradona who joined the Azzurri in 1984 and led them to two Scudetti, a Coppa Italia and a UEFA Cup.
Napoli's top scorer this season with eight Serie A strikes to his name is Ezequiel Lavezzi, an Argentine signed from San Lorenzo last summer.
Confuse things? What is there to be confused about? Are we confused about whether or not Palladino is a left-winger or a forward? Are we confused to the age of Del Piero and Nedved, as if they have fake birth certificates, not knowing their exact birth date? Are we struggling to remember which way is left, which way is right? Is Palladino really that good of a player? Do we have a bunch of Messis coming through our Primavera?
OHHHH MY GOD, TOO MANY TALENTS, I'M SO CONFUSED...
Yeah... and let him waste away.
Yeah, so many great youth players. You know, like besides Giovinco, we have Palladino, Lanzafame, and uhhh, umm... Immobile and Ayub Daub...
Yes, you are dead wrong. Fonseca was from Uruguay.
And nah, Argentinians don't settle well in Italy. It took Maradona and Batigol three thousand appearances before they could stomach eating a plate of pasta.
OHHHH MY GOD, TOO MANY TALENTS, I'M SO CONFUSED...
Yeah... and let him waste away.
Yeah, so many great youth players. You know, like besides Giovinco, we have Palladino, Lanzafame, and uhhh, umm... Immobile and Ayub Daub...
Yes, you are dead wrong. Fonseca was from Uruguay.
And nah, Argentinians don't settle well in Italy. It took Maradona and Batigol three thousand appearances before they could stomach eating a plate of pasta.
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