Juve 'agree’ Cassano terms
Friday 2 December, 2005
Roma starlet Antonio Cassano is set to join Juventus in the summer, according to reports in Italy.
As reported by Football Italia yesterday, Juve director general Luciano Moggi met with Cassano’s agent Beppe Bozzo in Florence on Thursday to discuss a possible move and the two are said to have agreed in principle to a deal.
Under the terms of the agreement, Cassano would move to Turin in June and, although a free agent by then, Roma will be compensated for the loss of their £20m signing to the tune of approximately £3m.
The Giallorossi have yet to agree to the move but, with Inter and Real Madrid having distanced themselves from the player over the last week, agreement with the Bianconeri seems the only reasonable course of action left to the cash-strapped club from the Italian capital.
Provided Roma do agree to the deal, the only remaining stumbling block lies in the form of the European Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS).
They have yet to decide whether or not to lift the transfer embargo on the Giallorossi, imposed after the non-payment of fees following the Philippe Mexes’ move from Auxerre.
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HOLy motherf@cker
Friday 2 December, 2005
Roma starlet Antonio Cassano is set to join Juventus in the summer, according to reports in Italy.
As reported by Football Italia yesterday, Juve director general Luciano Moggi met with Cassano’s agent Beppe Bozzo in Florence on Thursday to discuss a possible move and the two are said to have agreed in principle to a deal.
Under the terms of the agreement, Cassano would move to Turin in June and, although a free agent by then, Roma will be compensated for the loss of their £20m signing to the tune of approximately £3m.
The Giallorossi have yet to agree to the move but, with Inter and Real Madrid having distanced themselves from the player over the last week, agreement with the Bianconeri seems the only reasonable course of action left to the cash-strapped club from the Italian capital.
Provided Roma do agree to the deal, the only remaining stumbling block lies in the form of the European Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS).
They have yet to decide whether or not to lift the transfer embargo on the Giallorossi, imposed after the non-payment of fees following the Philippe Mexes’ move from Auxerre.
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HOLy motherf@cker
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