I highly doubt that we will sign Vucinic, Bastos and Cerci, as they all would seem earmarked for the same role. But then again, perhaps Conte is aiming for the perfect situation of two decent players battling for each position. With Bastos the obvious choice for the wide left forward in a 4-2-4 with cerci challenging him for that spot. And on the other wide spot of the offence, Krasic the main man, with vucinic able to challenge. Vucinic could also challenge one of the central duo in a 4-2-4, of Matri and Aguero, along with Quagiarella.
I know very little of Vidal, other than what I have read, but with a Lampard-esque amount of assists and goals last season, he seems more a direct challenger for Pirlo's spot in central midfield, if that is, we ARE aiming for a 4-2-4. Sticking with Vidal, from Marrota's words, I assume it will be Vidal OR Diarra, not both, strange as it may seem as they seem very different players. One massively more defensive, the other massively more capable offensively, though also able to muscle in defensively. If either of them come IN, are we assuming that Melo will leave??? I would rather see Marchisio go...lovely chap, but has never seemed more than a useful squad player to me.
Danilo is another player I know very little about. He comes highly reccomended, and apparently is able to play RB, CB, and DM. Could he be our star non-eu signing???
If we are to sign Danilo, Vidal, Aguero, Vucinic, Bastos...without doubt we are aiming for lo scudetto. No other team aiming for even the top three has yet strengthened as potently as that list, especially when you add in Ziegler, Pirlo, Pazienza and Lichsteiner.
Buffon/Storari
Lichsteiner/Danillo Bonucci/Barzagli Chiellini/Sorensen Ziegler/De Ceglie
Melo/Marchisio Vidal/Pirlo
Krasic/Quagiarella Matri/ Vucinic Aquero/DP Bastos/Cerci
thats an amazing team.
Aside from WHO we will buy, and WHO we will sell, which is down to Conte, it appears, thankfully, as much as Beppe, I am grateful to Johnny Elkann...who has been so much maligned, for investing 70m+ into the team, after a second atrocious season, and with huge losses, for now, on the new stadium. He is well aware of what Juve means to us all and his family. And from a business point of view, it makes little sense to invest heavily, so...I suggest, that he sees Juve as he should...as in something to be proud of, a plant to water and fertlize, not solely with the aim in mind of making $, but out of pride, for owning one of the few clubs in the world of immense historical prestige.