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Palladino in “intervista Esclusiva” on Juventus Channel .
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Arsenal To Swoop For Palladino?
Premiership league-leaders Arsenal could make a move for Juventus starlet Raffaele Palladino, according to Tuttosport.
The 23-year-old forward is one of Italy’s most promising young talents and made his debut for the national side during the Euro 2008 victory over the Faroe Islands in November.
However despite his burgeoning talent, Palladino has found it difficult to nail down a regular fist team place for Juventus, given the red-hot competition from the likes of David Trezeguet, Alessandro Del Piero and Vincenzo Iaquinta.
He has started just seven games in Serie A this term and has been mostly utilised in a less familiar role on the right or left side of midfield.
Palladino is said to be concerned about his shortage of action, and there have been reports that Juventus were considering using him as bait in a deal to bring Palermo star Amauri to the club.
Arsenal could be set to take advantage of the situation by launching a bid of their own. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger is a huge admirer of Palladino and believes his technical ability, pace and trickery fits in perfectly with the club’s unique style of play.
Gianni Wilson | Goal.com
Premiership league-leaders Arsenal could make a move for Juventus starlet Raffaele Palladino, according to Tuttosport.
The 23-year-old forward is one of Italy’s most promising young talents and made his debut for the national side during the Euro 2008 victory over the Faroe Islands in November.
However despite his burgeoning talent, Palladino has found it difficult to nail down a regular fist team place for Juventus, given the red-hot competition from the likes of David Trezeguet, Alessandro Del Piero and Vincenzo Iaquinta.
He has started just seven games in Serie A this term and has been mostly utilised in a less familiar role on the right or left side of midfield.
Palladino is said to be concerned about his shortage of action, and there have been reports that Juventus were considering using him as bait in a deal to bring Palermo star Amauri to the club.
Arsenal could be set to take advantage of the situation by launching a bid of their own. Gunners boss Arsene Wenger is a huge admirer of Palladino and believes his technical ability, pace and trickery fits in perfectly with the club’s unique style of play.
Gianni Wilson | Goal.com
Palla pleased with progress Monday 7 January, 2008
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Raffaele Palladino has given himself a positive half-term report and doesn’t fear competition from new recruits.
The former Azzurrini star played a prominent role in the Old Lady’s promotion from Serie B last term, but has spent more time on the bench in the top flight.
“It was tough at the start,” the ex-Livorno man admitted. “After promotion from Serie B there was increased competition at Juve.
“Sadly we couldn’t count on having the extra midweek games in Europe either, so it was inevitable that there would be less space in the side.
“Slowly but surely I have worked quietly to earn Claudio Ranieri’s trust and to be chosen for the national team is a testament to my efforts in Serie A,” he grinned.
“It was an enormous source of satisfaction, even if I returned to the bench before the winter break.”
In order to play a part in Turin, Palladino has needed to be versatile and fill a variety of roles.
“I am naturally a second striker, but under Didier Deschamps I played as a winger,” he explained.
“This season I have also learned to play as a trequartista, behind the strikers. It’s important to adapt to different positions so that you can give your best.”
With rumours linking Juve with Mohamed Sissoko, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Rafael Van Der Vaart, Palladino could face renewed competition for a place in the side, but he still sees a strengthened squad as a positive.
“First and foremost I am a Juventus fan and whatever the sacrifice I want to see the Old Lady thrive at the top level,” he claimed.
“I know that I have faults still that need to be worked on to keep a place in the team. For example, I have a lot to improve on defensively, but I am on the right path.”
Channel 4
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Raffaele Palladino has given himself a positive half-term report and doesn’t fear competition from new recruits.
The former Azzurrini star played a prominent role in the Old Lady’s promotion from Serie B last term, but has spent more time on the bench in the top flight.
“It was tough at the start,” the ex-Livorno man admitted. “After promotion from Serie B there was increased competition at Juve.
“Sadly we couldn’t count on having the extra midweek games in Europe either, so it was inevitable that there would be less space in the side.
“Slowly but surely I have worked quietly to earn Claudio Ranieri’s trust and to be chosen for the national team is a testament to my efforts in Serie A,” he grinned.
“It was an enormous source of satisfaction, even if I returned to the bench before the winter break.”
In order to play a part in Turin, Palladino has needed to be versatile and fill a variety of roles.
“I am naturally a second striker, but under Didier Deschamps I played as a winger,” he explained.
“This season I have also learned to play as a trequartista, behind the strikers. It’s important to adapt to different positions so that you can give your best.”
With rumours linking Juve with Mohamed Sissoko, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Rafael Van Der Vaart, Palladino could face renewed competition for a place in the side, but he still sees a strengthened squad as a positive.
“First and foremost I am a Juventus fan and whatever the sacrifice I want to see the Old Lady thrive at the top level,” he claimed.
“I know that I have faults still that need to be worked on to keep a place in the team. For example, I have a lot to improve on defensively, but I am on the right path.”
Channel 4
