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, and Armand, who was mentioned before. If we have no need for GK or paying guest, we should try to make our left side stronger.
I don't know what kind of defender we need, but next year every major team in Seria A is preparing for new forwards, Adriano is coming back(and might be actually in form)... so defending would be hard next year, especially if we want to attack the title.
In that sense, I would prefer one world class defender to arrive instead of a few lesser ones. We need a really strong defense for the next season's seria A big games.
What would you call it if we snap the 'next Maldini'? I mean I know they are Real M and have a lot of money, but this guy really seem to have problems with his team-mates. And besides Zambrotta is an element I would rather enjoy being transfered to Milan than back to us. He was good, he was great...but It was before... He is not a legend of Juventus and I would not want him back now.
In that sense, I would prefer one world class defender to arrive instead of a few lesser ones. We need a really strong defense for the next season's seria A big games.
What would you call it if we snap the 'next Maldini'? I mean I know they are Real M and have a lot of money, but this guy really seem to have problems with his team-mates. And besides Zambrotta is an element I would rather enjoy being transfered to Milan than back to us. He was good, he was great...but It was before... He is not a legend of Juventus and I would not want him back now.
Some goal.com shit about Zambro coming back . ALthough we are in dire need of a good fullback , I'm not sure we should take him back .
The wing-back enjoyed a hugely successful seven seasons at Juventus before leaving the club for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
Less than two seasons later Zambrotta is desperate to return to Italy as his wife Valentina is homesick.
The Italian press has been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the 31-year-old would be moving to AC Milan, with the likes of Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani making numerous references to a summer transfer.
However, according to 'Sport’ this morning, Juventus could hijack this deal, and seal a return to Turin for the Azzurri man.
successful seven seasons at Juventus before leaving the club for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
Less than two seasons later Zambrotta is desperate to return to Italy as his wife Valentina is homesick.
The Italian press has been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the 31-year-old would be moving to AC Milan, with the likes of Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani making numerous references to a summer transfer.
However, according to 'Sport’ this morning, Juventus could hijack this deal, and seal a return to Turin for the Azzurri man.
If confirmed it would be a quite stunning turn of events, and it is unclear how many Juve fans would take to Zambrotta, following his decision to leave them when they were relegated to Serie B.
The former Bari man has starred 70 times for Italy, scoring twice. He played at the European Championships of 2000 and 2004, and the World Cups of 2002 and 2006, the latter of which he has a winners medal from.
The wing-back enjoyed a hugely successful seven seasons at Juventus before leaving the club for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
Less than two seasons later Zambrotta is desperate to return to Italy as his wife Valentina is homesick.
The Italian press has been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the 31-year-old would be moving to AC Milan, with the likes of Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani making numerous references to a summer transfer.
However, according to 'Sport’ this morning, Juventus could hijack this deal, and seal a return to Turin for the Azzurri man.
successful seven seasons at Juventus before leaving the club for Barcelona following the Calciopoli crisis in the summer of 2006.
Less than two seasons later Zambrotta is desperate to return to Italy as his wife Valentina is homesick.
The Italian press has been virtually unanimous in agreeing that the 31-year-old would be moving to AC Milan, with the likes of Silvio Berlusconi and Adriano Galliani making numerous references to a summer transfer.
However, according to 'Sport’ this morning, Juventus could hijack this deal, and seal a return to Turin for the Azzurri man.
If confirmed it would be a quite stunning turn of events, and it is unclear how many Juve fans would take to Zambrotta, following his decision to leave them when they were relegated to Serie B.
The former Bari man has starred 70 times for Italy, scoring twice. He played at the European Championships of 2000 and 2004, and the World Cups of 2002 and 2006, the latter of which he has a winners medal from.
Never say never. He is young, he has problems with his team mates and there is not even telling who is gonna be real's next coach. Might be Mourinho - and he is a man of his own will you know...
And even selling him for 20-25 mln. euros is possible. Shit, we bought Buffon for no less and he is no forward as well. We've been spending big before for weak positions why not again?
Yeah, all about him is free, except his beard and his attitude. Seems to me he is a prisoner of his wife, just like Sheva. If he was really big time he would have stayed with us and accepted salary reduction. He had the money - it was just a matter of manhood from him. But I guess shiny life might not miss him, but missed her and she wants him back in the big stage. He was better in Italy, so let it be Italy. I used to like this guy, but now I would even send him as a present to Moratti.
No Zambro, he will just take the space for a younger defender and his salary. Much better to spend money on sb now...
And even selling him for 20-25 mln. euros is possible. Shit, we bought Buffon for no less and he is no forward as well. We've been spending big before for weak positions why not again?
Yeah, all about him is free, except his beard and his attitude. Seems to me he is a prisoner of his wife, just like Sheva. If he was really big time he would have stayed with us and accepted salary reduction. He had the money - it was just a matter of manhood from him. But I guess shiny life might not miss him, but missed her and she wants him back in the big stage. He was better in Italy, so let it be Italy. I used to like this guy, but now I would even send him as a present to Moratti.
No Zambro, he will just take the space for a younger defender and his salary. Much better to spend money on sb now...
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