Palacio to Juve? (28 Viewers)
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He is a striker, I have seen him play, in fact I saw him yesterday against Pumas in the Suramericana Cup Final (where he scored by the way).
Like Luigito said he could play in the midfield, but at the moment he plays as a fordward.
And like I said, I don't think he is ready to go to Europe, maybe he could try in Spain but definitly not in Italy.
Like Luigito said he could play in the midfield, but at the moment he plays as a fordward.
And like I said, I don't think he is ready to go to Europe, maybe he could try in Spain but definitly not in Italy.
edpiero said:
He will have to wait then.....
Hey, werent we going for Aguero ? 2 non-EU players..one of them will have to be picked and I say Aguero !
Strike them while there young and hot !
Hey, werent we going for Aguero ? 2 non-EU players..one of them will have to be picked and I say Aguero !
Strike them while there young and hot !
The hole Aguero thing is just a roumor, just like Palacio, in fact for what I have read, Aguero will probably go to Villareal.
Bottom line, I dont think that Aguero or Palacio will come to Juve, I mean when was the last time that we got a promising Argentinian prospect?
Juve primed for Palacio swoop
Friday 9 December, 2005
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Juventus have their sights set on Boca Juniors sensation Rodrigo Palacio, according to reports in Italy.
Palacio is an emerging force in the Argentine game and has impressed the Bianconeri, whose South American scout Nestor Sivori appears to have convinced the skilful winger to move to Turin.
Luciano Moggi (pictured) and Roberto Bettega are expected in Buenos Aires in January to attempt to complete the signing of the 23-year-old, who has already scored 10 goals from midfield for his club.
Likened to Roberto Baggio in his playing style, Palacio is renowned for his impressive dribbling skills, his lethal finishing and his ability to play on either wing or up front and has already attracted the interest of Barcelona.
However it is thought that the player is keen to move to Juventus, who enjoy a huge following in Argentina, where he will earn ten times his current annual salary of £170,000.
Palacio, who holds a Spanish passport, would challenge the likes of Mauro Camoranesi, Pavel Nedved and Alessandro Del Piero for a first-team place and would move to the Stadio Delle Alpi in the summer.
Friday 9 December, 2005
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Juventus have their sights set on Boca Juniors sensation Rodrigo Palacio, according to reports in Italy.
Palacio is an emerging force in the Argentine game and has impressed the Bianconeri, whose South American scout Nestor Sivori appears to have convinced the skilful winger to move to Turin.
Luciano Moggi (pictured) and Roberto Bettega are expected in Buenos Aires in January to attempt to complete the signing of the 23-year-old, who has already scored 10 goals from midfield for his club.
Likened to Roberto Baggio in his playing style, Palacio is renowned for his impressive dribbling skills, his lethal finishing and his ability to play on either wing or up front and has already attracted the interest of Barcelona.
However it is thought that the player is keen to move to Juventus, who enjoy a huge following in Argentina, where he will earn ten times his current annual salary of £170,000.
Palacio, who holds a Spanish passport, would challenge the likes of Mauro Camoranesi, Pavel Nedved and Alessandro Del Piero for a first-team place and would move to the Stadio Delle Alpi in the summer.
