Sebastian Giovinco (9 Viewers)
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Thats what i have been saying since who knows when... but you know,.. im a midget lover...
man.. i still remember that epic game against Chelsea, years ago.... like if it was yerterday...
The images are clear..... stamford bridge... Giovinco driblling passing every player from chelsea at will..... his crosses being majestic.
Its destiny folks.... let the man fuking play!!!
And Btw, taking in consideration his postgame comments.. it seems he is now really thingking about leaviing Juve. Allegri! save the man!
And LOL at conte now giving him a chance in Italy...when he had Giovinco benched all the fuking season. Fuking troll
man.. i still remember that epic game against Chelsea, years ago.... like if it was yerterday...
The images are clear..... stamford bridge... Giovinco driblling passing every player from chelsea at will..... his crosses being majestic.
Its destiny folks.... let the man fuking play!!!
And Btw, taking in consideration his postgame comments.. it seems he is now really thingking about leaviing Juve. Allegri! save the man!
And LOL at conte now giving him a chance in Italy...when he had Giovinco benched all the fuking season. Fuking troll
Been a while since we heard his idiot manager who thinks he's a better version of Messi
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Giovinco agent's fury at Juve
By Football Italia staff
Sebastian Giovinco’s agent is amazed Juventus “could decide to lose him for free,” as he opens the door to Arsenal.
The Atomic Ant came off the bench in Italy’s 2-1 victory over Azerbaijan on Friday night and almost scored, his curling finish hitting the crossbar, as well as providing an assist for the winning goal.
However, his contract expires in June 2015 and there is so far no sign of a renewal, so he’ll either be sold in January or risk leaving on a Bosman.
“I do not understand how Marotta and Juventus could decide to lose a fantastic player like Giovinco for free,” agent Andrea D’Amico told Sportitalia.
“The club paid a great deal for him and every time he is called upon, he gives his contribution.”
Now 27, Giovinco grew up in the Juventus youth academy, but was repeatedly loaned out and the club sold half his contract to Parma for €8.5m in July 2011.
The Bianconeri then bought out that 50 per cent for €12.5m a year later, meaning they considered his total value at the time to be €25m.
They risk losing Giovinco as a free agent next summer, as he confirmed in an interview with Rai Sport.
“There are things to evaluate and at the end of the year I will consider whether or not to continue with Juve. I hope so!
“The season has just started, we’ve only played eight games, so we’ll see as time goes on. I hope to give my contribution.
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Giovinco agent's fury at Juve
By Football Italia staff
Sebastian Giovinco’s agent is amazed Juventus “could decide to lose him for free,” as he opens the door to Arsenal.
The Atomic Ant came off the bench in Italy’s 2-1 victory over Azerbaijan on Friday night and almost scored, his curling finish hitting the crossbar, as well as providing an assist for the winning goal.
However, his contract expires in June 2015 and there is so far no sign of a renewal, so he’ll either be sold in January or risk leaving on a Bosman.
“I do not understand how Marotta and Juventus could decide to lose a fantastic player like Giovinco for free,” agent Andrea D’Amico told Sportitalia.
“The club paid a great deal for him and every time he is called upon, he gives his contribution.”
Now 27, Giovinco grew up in the Juventus youth academy, but was repeatedly loaned out and the club sold half his contract to Parma for €8.5m in July 2011.
The Bianconeri then bought out that 50 per cent for €12.5m a year later, meaning they considered his total value at the time to be €25m.
They risk losing Giovinco as a free agent next summer, as he confirmed in an interview with Rai Sport.
“There are things to evaluate and at the end of the year I will consider whether or not to continue with Juve. I hope so!
“The season has just started, we’ve only played eight games, so we’ll see as time goes on. I hope to give my contribution.
Good deal 
Yeah, he performed well for Italy. I'm not going to deny that. However, let's look at the quality of the opposition, and the fact that he came on towards the end of the game where there were tired legs everywhere. I'm not against Gio per se, but he should be nothing more than 5'th choice, behind the likes of Coman and Morata in the pecking order. He is no longer a youngster, and he isn't going to get significantly better, if at all.
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Yeah, he performed well for Italy. I'm not going to deny that. However, let's look at the quality of the opposition, and the fact that he came on towards the end of the game where there were tired legs everywhere. I'm not against Gio per se, but he should be nothing more than 5'th choice, behind the likes of Coman and Morata in the pecking order. He is no longer a youngster, and he isn't going to get significantly better, if at all.
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