Sebastian Giovinco (66 Viewers)
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im not sure if this has already been posted http://goal.com/en-us/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=510167
if it has sorry.
if it has sorry.
I think some people on this thread underestimate how important he will be to us.. Many posters have said lets get Diego n then bring in van der Vaart as a Neddy replacement while loan out Seba for another year just to get him ripe.. we just dont have the money or expertise to even get one of them, let alone both of them and i believe Seba will play a very important part in Juve next year. Its funny that i've been browsing a few non-juve forums n they r jealous as hell that we have him
He's a old-school playmaker who likes to playt behind 2 fowards.. He thinks of himself as a midfielder.. read this XsemprejuveX http://www.juventuz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23287
Ranieiri To Call Back Giovinco At Almiron's Expense?
There are rumours in the peninsula that Juventus are looking to convince Empoli to return loanee Sebastian Giovinco early, and are prepared to give them back misfiring Argentine midfielder Sergio Almiron in exchange.
Giovinco, who is considered one of the most promising young players to have come out of Italy in the past few years, grudgingly joined Empoli during the summer to gain experience, and his subsequent performances for the Italy Under-21 as well as his adopted club have gone a long way towards proving that he is already ready for the big time.
Almiron, on the other hand, has floundered in Turin, which some are saying has convinced Ranieri to strongly consider sending him back to the place where he made his name.
While Giovinco would doubtlessly be delighted to be back at Juve in January already, Almiron would almost certainly be less enthused. Truth be told, he won’t have much of a choice of Empoli agree to reverse the temporary swap deal.
However, the reports of a possible transfer reversal need to be taken with a grain of salt unless some factual information emerges. Especially when one considers Ranieri’s last public comments in this regard, which were made barely over a week ago and seemed pretty straightforward.
"I wouldn't make an Almiron-Giovinco exchange," said the Juve coach after the pint-sized striker inspired Empoli to victory over them in the Coppa Italia.
"If I did so, I would not be giving too many opportunities, as he would only train with us, and this wouldn't be good for him."
goal.com
There are rumours in the peninsula that Juventus are looking to convince Empoli to return loanee Sebastian Giovinco early, and are prepared to give them back misfiring Argentine midfielder Sergio Almiron in exchange.
Giovinco, who is considered one of the most promising young players to have come out of Italy in the past few years, grudgingly joined Empoli during the summer to gain experience, and his subsequent performances for the Italy Under-21 as well as his adopted club have gone a long way towards proving that he is already ready for the big time.
Almiron, on the other hand, has floundered in Turin, which some are saying has convinced Ranieri to strongly consider sending him back to the place where he made his name.
While Giovinco would doubtlessly be delighted to be back at Juve in January already, Almiron would almost certainly be less enthused. Truth be told, he won’t have much of a choice of Empoli agree to reverse the temporary swap deal.
However, the reports of a possible transfer reversal need to be taken with a grain of salt unless some factual information emerges. Especially when one considers Ranieri’s last public comments in this regard, which were made barely over a week ago and seemed pretty straightforward.
"I wouldn't make an Almiron-Giovinco exchange," said the Juve coach after the pint-sized striker inspired Empoli to victory over them in the Coppa Italia.
"If I did so, I would not be giving too many opportunities, as he would only train with us, and this wouldn't be good for him."
goal.com
Alen u got any Del Piero assist stats? For his career if possible 
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Only for this season (serie A only) :
Matches played : 15
Minutes played: 907
Goals scored: 7
Penalty kick goals: 1
Penalties missed: 1
Assists: 2
Shoots : 36
On Target : 15
Wide: 21
Successful crosses: 14
Passes: 242
Successful passes: 191
Intercepted passes: 1
Corners won : 16
Offsides: 17
Fouls made : 28
Fouls suffered: 39
Yellow cards: 1
Red Cards: 0
bringing him back would be a big mistake imo, keep him at empoli where he is getting playing with decreased media attention. Then we bring him back at the summer and we bit by bit he will get playing time.
Also i agree with Mark, getting gio back shouldn't mean we will not bring in van der vart. We simply can't put that much pressure on the kid.
if we don't deal with his development in the right manner then i see a miccoli case all over again
Also i agree with Mark, getting gio back shouldn't mean we will not bring in van der vart. We simply can't put that much pressure on the kid.
if we don't deal with his development in the right manner then i see a miccoli case all over again
