The Gaby Milito to Juve saga (4 Viewers)
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its really getting annoying with this milito thing .
he still could come since juve is the only team that has actually made a concrete offer and the player himself said he wanted to leave to juve .
he could also not come because zaragoza are asking for a price 4 million extra than what juve have to offer .
this has been going on for quite some time now , it should be made final once and for all
he still could come since juve is the only team that has actually made a concrete offer and the player himself said he wanted to leave to juve .
he could also not come because zaragoza are asking for a price 4 million extra than what juve have to offer .
this has been going on for quite some time now , it should be made final once and for all
LA JUVENTUS TENDRÁ QUE ELEVAR SU OFERTA POR MILITO
La reunión de ayer concluyó sin acuerdo y el club italiano hará una nueva propuesta en dos días. Agapito no se mueve de los 20 millones
Gabi Milito.
03.07.2007
¿TE INTERESA?
PEDRO LUIS FERRER
La cumbre entre el Real Zaragoza y la Juventus de Turín para resolver el traspaso de Gabi Milito concluyó ayer sin acuerdo, y con diferencias significativas. Pero las negociaciones siguen abiertas y el club italiano presentará antes del jueves una última y definitiva oferta por escrito para conseguir el fichaje del Mariscal. Hay, pues, que esperar, aunque Agapito Iglesias dejó ayer muy claro que no autorizará la venta de Milito por menos de 20 millones de euros, aunque en esa cifra se incluyan premios adicionales. Quizá luego dé otra vez marcha atrás.
La reunión fue muy cordial, según reconocieron después todas las partes, aunque las posturas, hay que decirlo claro, siguen todavía alejadas. El director general de la Juve, Alessio Secco, empezó ofreciendo 14,5 millones de euros más incentivos (sorprendentemente, una cantidad inferior a los 16 millones que la Juve puso sobre la mesa hace algunas semanas), mientras Agapito Iglesias se plantó de salida en 25 millones. Después de tres horas de negociación y de muchos tiras y aflojas, la distancia se acortó notablemente, pero no lo suficiente como para que la operación diera un paso definitivo.
La Juventus asume que va a tener que hacer un tercer y último esfuerzo si quiere fichar a Gabi Milito, mientras el Zaragoza, como ha quedado escrito, no quiere bajar de los 20 millones en total. Alessio Seco quedó ayer en plantear una nueva propuesta en 48 horas, porque es una sociedad anónima que cotiza en bolsa y el consejo de administración que preside Giovanni Cobolli Gigli debe aprobar primero esta oferta definitiva.
"La reunión ha sido al más alto nivel y ha acabado sin acuerdo, pero no hay nada roto. Se sigue negociando y ellos van a hacer una nueva oferta en los próximos días. Lo que el Real Zaragoza le ha querido dejar claro a la Juve es que no queremos vender a Gabi y si nos sentamos a negociar es por el expreso deseo del jugador", explicó ayer el director de Comunicación del club aragonés, Manuel de Miguel, voz autorizada para dar la versión del Real Zaragoza.
Por su parte, el representante de Gabi Milito, Eduardo Gamarnik, fue ayer más prudente que nunca: "Ojalá se llegue a un acuerdo rápido con la Juve, porque Gabi tiene ganas. Del Barça, la verdad, no tenemos ni idea, no sabemos nada".
So thursday is supposed to be the "d-day". At least, we can still be sure that milito wants to come to us, not to frikin' barça/real
La reunión de ayer concluyó sin acuerdo y el club italiano hará una nueva propuesta en dos días. Agapito no se mueve de los 20 millones
Gabi Milito.
03.07.2007
¿TE INTERESA?
PEDRO LUIS FERRER
La cumbre entre el Real Zaragoza y la Juventus de Turín para resolver el traspaso de Gabi Milito concluyó ayer sin acuerdo, y con diferencias significativas. Pero las negociaciones siguen abiertas y el club italiano presentará antes del jueves una última y definitiva oferta por escrito para conseguir el fichaje del Mariscal. Hay, pues, que esperar, aunque Agapito Iglesias dejó ayer muy claro que no autorizará la venta de Milito por menos de 20 millones de euros, aunque en esa cifra se incluyan premios adicionales. Quizá luego dé otra vez marcha atrás.
La reunión fue muy cordial, según reconocieron después todas las partes, aunque las posturas, hay que decirlo claro, siguen todavía alejadas. El director general de la Juve, Alessio Secco, empezó ofreciendo 14,5 millones de euros más incentivos (sorprendentemente, una cantidad inferior a los 16 millones que la Juve puso sobre la mesa hace algunas semanas), mientras Agapito Iglesias se plantó de salida en 25 millones. Después de tres horas de negociación y de muchos tiras y aflojas, la distancia se acortó notablemente, pero no lo suficiente como para que la operación diera un paso definitivo.
La Juventus asume que va a tener que hacer un tercer y último esfuerzo si quiere fichar a Gabi Milito, mientras el Zaragoza, como ha quedado escrito, no quiere bajar de los 20 millones en total. Alessio Seco quedó ayer en plantear una nueva propuesta en 48 horas, porque es una sociedad anónima que cotiza en bolsa y el consejo de administración que preside Giovanni Cobolli Gigli debe aprobar primero esta oferta definitiva.
"La reunión ha sido al más alto nivel y ha acabado sin acuerdo, pero no hay nada roto. Se sigue negociando y ellos van a hacer una nueva oferta en los próximos días. Lo que el Real Zaragoza le ha querido dejar claro a la Juve es que no queremos vender a Gabi y si nos sentamos a negociar es por el expreso deseo del jugador", explicó ayer el director de Comunicación del club aragonés, Manuel de Miguel, voz autorizada para dar la versión del Real Zaragoza.
Por su parte, el representante de Gabi Milito, Eduardo Gamarnik, fue ayer más prudente que nunca: "Ojalá se llegue a un acuerdo rápido con la Juve, porque Gabi tiene ganas. Del Barça, la verdad, no tenemos ni idea, no sabemos nada".
So thursday is supposed to be the "d-day". At least, we can still be sure that milito wants to come to us, not to frikin' barça/real
this thread is just too crazy to be closed
Juve downbeat on Milito
Juventus are not confident they are going to capture the services of Gabriel Milito.
The Bianconeri have opened talks with Real Zaragoza over the defender but the negotiations have hit a problem with the Spanish side requesting a large fee for the player that Juve are not willing to spend.
Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli told the Italian press: "We have our financial limits and we will continue in this way.
"Optimistic? Surely not. There is a big economical difference. Anyway we are following other ways."
Rumours in Italy suggest that Juve are also interested in Cris and Pepe and in the event that Milito does not move to the Stadio Delle Alpi they will turn their attentions to one of those players.
skysports
Juventus are not confident they are going to capture the services of Gabriel Milito.
The Bianconeri have opened talks with Real Zaragoza over the defender but the negotiations have hit a problem with the Spanish side requesting a large fee for the player that Juve are not willing to spend.
Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli told the Italian press: "We have our financial limits and we will continue in this way.
"Optimistic? Surely not. There is a big economical difference. Anyway we are following other ways."
Rumours in Italy suggest that Juve are also interested in Cris and Pepe and in the event that Milito does not move to the Stadio Delle Alpi they will turn their attentions to one of those players.
skysports
they did not according to http://www.diarioequipo.com/, which is zaragoza's newsletter. juve asked for 48 hrs to come back with the last proposal
7/3/2007 4:22 PM
Barca And Inter Pull Out, Madrid Set To Chivu Race
The Romanian international defender will become a Real Madrid player after Los Merengues upped their bid to 18 million euros - the amount that Roma had been demanding all along.
Massimo Moratti has confirmed that Inter will not participate in Roma's auction, and Barcelona have also refused to increase their bid, leaving Madrid in pole position.
In what is public knowledge now, Pedja Mijatovic is in Rome with the clear objective of doing what it takes to sign Chivu.
He is said to have upped his 16 million euro offer to 17, but as Roma's doubts persisted, put forward an 18 million offer to get the Giallorossi bosses' nod.
Roma have now asked Barcelona and Inter if they are willing to make improved bids, but neither of the two seem willing to play ball.
Moratti has declared that Inter "will not compromise themselves" to land Chivu, meaning that an offer of 15 million plus half of Obinna's registration will be their last on the matter.
Barcelona have also indicated that they will not better their offer: 14 million along with Ludovic Giuly.
Under the circumstances, barring a miracle, Roma will give Real Madrid the nod to sign the defender within the next few hours. AS add that a 4.5 million a year salary has already been agreed with the player
goal.com
now i can say that milito is so far
chivu to real milito to barca
Barca And Inter Pull Out, Madrid Set To Chivu Race
The Romanian international defender will become a Real Madrid player after Los Merengues upped their bid to 18 million euros - the amount that Roma had been demanding all along.
Massimo Moratti has confirmed that Inter will not participate in Roma's auction, and Barcelona have also refused to increase their bid, leaving Madrid in pole position.
In what is public knowledge now, Pedja Mijatovic is in Rome with the clear objective of doing what it takes to sign Chivu.
He is said to have upped his 16 million euro offer to 17, but as Roma's doubts persisted, put forward an 18 million offer to get the Giallorossi bosses' nod.
Roma have now asked Barcelona and Inter if they are willing to make improved bids, but neither of the two seem willing to play ball.
Moratti has declared that Inter "will not compromise themselves" to land Chivu, meaning that an offer of 15 million plus half of Obinna's registration will be their last on the matter.
Barcelona have also indicated that they will not better their offer: 14 million along with Ludovic Giuly.
Under the circumstances, barring a miracle, Roma will give Real Madrid the nod to sign the defender within the next few hours. AS add that a 4.5 million a year salary has already been agreed with the player
goal.com
now i can say that milito is so far
chivu to real milito to barca
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Juve cool Milito interest Tuesday 3 July, 2007
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Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has ruled out a bid for Argentine defender Gabriel Milito unless Real Zaragoza significantly reduce their asking price.
Since securing promotion to Serie A, the Bianconeri have been looking to strengthen their defence with Milito amongst a number of high-profile targets.
However, it appears that the Old Lady’s generous transfer fund won’t stretch to meet the value Zaragoza have placed on the 26-year-old stopper.
“There’s a serious difference between the amount they are asking for and the amount that we are willing to offer,” he revealed to assembled journalists at the presentation of this season’s match ball.
“Juventus’ budget has its limits and I’m really not optimistic that an agreement can be reached so we’re looking at other options instead.”
There is speculation that those other options may include Inter’s Ivan Cordoba and Walter Samuel who struggled to find a place in the Nerazzurri first team last term.
Juve cool Milito interest Tuesday 3 July, 2007
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Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has ruled out a bid for Argentine defender Gabriel Milito unless Real Zaragoza significantly reduce their asking price.
Since securing promotion to Serie A, the Bianconeri have been looking to strengthen their defence with Milito amongst a number of high-profile targets.
However, it appears that the Old Lady’s generous transfer fund won’t stretch to meet the value Zaragoza have placed on the 26-year-old stopper.
“There’s a serious difference between the amount they are asking for and the amount that we are willing to offer,” he revealed to assembled journalists at the presentation of this season’s match ball.
“Juventus’ budget has its limits and I’m really not optimistic that an agreement can be reached so we’re looking at other options instead.”
There is speculation that those other options may include Inter’s Ivan Cordoba and Walter Samuel who struggled to find a place in the Nerazzurri first team last term.
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