The...I want this player to Juve thread (25 Viewers)
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I first mentioned him as a joke a few pages back in this thread, but Sejad Salihovic is really impressing at Hoffenheim 
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Salihovic might be a good back-up for our midfield.His contract is running out aswell:eyebrows:
He was really close to signing for Celtic this summer.
I'm always a bit wary of players who come close to signing for the Old Firm in terms of if they are good enough for Juve.
I can't say that I have seen him play, but if he is anything like the big money signings the Celtic manager has made, then he will be garbage!
Surely if we are going for a Romanian centre-back it should be Radoi
I'm always a bit wary of players who come close to signing for the Old Firm in terms of if they are good enough for Juve.
I can't say that I have seen him play, but if he is anything like the big money signings the Celtic manager has made, then he will be garbage!
Surely if we are going for a Romanian centre-back it should be Radoi
Monday 27 October, 2008
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There are reports that Juventus are keeping a close eye on Romanian international Gabriel Tamas and they could launch a winter bid.
Old Lady director Jean-Claude Blanc has stressed that he will take action in the January transfer window after a sluggish start to the campaign.
After a recent injury crisis, it has become clear that Juve need more defensive options and Tamas could be a valuable new recruit.
The 24-year-old defender is currently playing for French side Auxerre on loan from Romanian side Dinamo Bucharest.
An impressive season has seen Tamas attract attention from a number of top European sides and several French newspapers believe Juve are at the head of the queue.
However, the Bianconeri may face stiff competition for the towering ex-Spartak Moscow man as he reportedly appears on some Premier League shopping lists
channel 4
There are reports that Juventus are keeping a close eye on Romanian international Gabriel Tamas and they could launch a winter bid.
Old Lady director Jean-Claude Blanc has stressed that he will take action in the January transfer window after a sluggish start to the campaign.
After a recent injury crisis, it has become clear that Juve need more defensive options and Tamas could be a valuable new recruit.
The 24-year-old defender is currently playing for French side Auxerre on loan from Romanian side Dinamo Bucharest.
An impressive season has seen Tamas attract attention from a number of top European sides and several French newspapers believe Juve are at the head of the queue.
However, the Bianconeri may face stiff competition for the towering ex-Spartak Moscow man as he reportedly appears on some Premier League shopping lists
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