Sebastian Giovinco (98 Viewers)

Would you bring Giovinco back next season?

  • Yeah, we could use him

  • Nope, get rid of him


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adriano_c

Senior Member
May 26, 2009
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cheers for explaining that, mate...especially the part in bold makes perfect sense to me. As I assumed, Giovinco's agreement was needed, but it likely already was given when he moved on loan last summer. Still, I wonder if a player can change his mind on such matters and scupper parma's option, else EVERYTHING is in the club's hands.
I wouldn't think so. Parma paid a loan fee to acquire Giovinco as an immediate player, sure, but also with growing his valuation through playtime in mind. Giovinco signed a contract, and player power these days aside, he can't just renege and say he doesn't want Parma to collect on their investment. That's between the clubs. Obviously he could cause a fuss and say he wants to go back to Juventus if he hates Parma or whatever, and they'll obviously take that into consideration when figuring out where he'll play next (as they usually do), but not much he can do in terms of stopping them from "owning half his ass."

Like with Aquilani, he would have agreed to the option to buy him this summer, but what if he had hated it here??? could he not then say no to signing his registration over to juve?? Like giovinco could do now, to parma, say no to them signing half his registration??? Its a complicated situation, that still isn't entirely clear to me.
In this scenario Aquilani would be stranded in Turin if Juve were so inclined. Again, it's an unlikely scenario, though, as unless you have an asshole like Lotito or Hoeness involved, you won't typically see players held against their will.
 

Nicholas

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Jan 30, 2008
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Contattato telefonicamente nel corso dello Speciale Calciomercato di Sportitalia, il noto agente Andrea D'Amico ha rivelato a sorpresa che il suo assistito "Sebastian Giovinco dovrebbe rimanere alla Juventus, come vuole anche il neo allenatore Antonio Conte".

Here you go folks. He's coming back.
 

Wahdan

Ace of Spades
Mar 14, 2009
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Contattato telefonicamente nel corso dello Speciale Calciomercato di Sportitalia, il noto agente Andrea D'Amico ha rivelato a sorpresa che il suo assistito "Sebastian Giovinco dovrebbe rimanere alla Juventus, come vuole anche il neo allenatore Antonio Conte".

Here you go folks. He's coming back.
Don't just jump to conclusions and excite people :D

It's amazing his agent said that, but still that doesn't mean anything.

I think I read once that Giovinco admires Conte's interest, but he will remain at Parma regardless.
 

Ironz

Senior Member
Jan 31, 2010
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Contattato telefonicamente nel corso dello Speciale Calciomercato di Sportitalia, il noto agente Andrea D'Amico ha rivelato a sorpresa che il suo assistito "Sebastian Giovinco dovrebbe rimanere alla Juventus, come vuole anche il neo allenatore Antonio Conte".

Here you go folks. He's coming back.

Blimming well hope you're right Nick!
 

Ken

The Dutch Touch
Aug 17, 2007
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Juventino[RUS];3079118 said:
the main reason why people blame him is lack of skills and his price.....that's it....only 2 reasons
:lol: This reply is pure genius. Only two reasons guys.. we can't possibly speak badly about Pepe if we only have 2 reasons...

Giovinco is nowhere near the level of those 3 players you mentioned though. I guess at least he's realistic.
That's what I'm a bit worried about when people speak about Giovinco. No doubt he'd be a good option and we'd save a lot of money, but he's not near being a WC player. He's not a youngster anymore and at the end of the day, there doesn't seem that much interest in Seba from big teams, if I'm not mistaken? He's certainly no Aguero or Tevez, players who would cost 40m.

Those 3 players mentioned aren't worth ~40m either though, Turk, they're like in between these big boys and Gio.
 

Plop

Senior Member
May 27, 2011
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Contattato telefonicamente nel corso dello Speciale Calciomercato di Sportitalia, il noto agente Andrea D'Amico ha rivelato a sorpresa che il suo assistito "Sebastian Giovinco dovrebbe rimanere alla Juventus, come vuole anche il neo allenatore Antonio Conte".

Here you go folks. He's coming back.
Source? :shocked:
 

Nenz

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2008
10,472
Contattato telefonicamente nel corso dello Speciale Calciomercato di Sportitalia, il noto agente Andrea D'Amico ha rivelato a sorpresa che il suo assistito "Sebastian Giovinco dovrebbe rimanere alla Juventus, come vuole anche il neo allenatore Antonio Conte".

Here you go folks. He's coming back.
Is this your version of :donedeal: or realities version this time?
 

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