Thorsten Frings and Diego "linked" with Juve (4 Viewers)
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Guys get over it. C'mon we are JUVE,we don't need him to return to success
He's just an average player who didn't had the balls to prove himself in such a great team like ours!Remember he already failed at a big team>>Bayern!
He's just an average player who didn't had the balls to prove himself in such a great team like ours!Remember he already failed at a big team>>Bayern!
I like the guy more now to be honest, it's hard to find HUMANS like him.
If we'va had that kind of players in our team we would be stronger now!
It's not like we haven't....
You all know on who am I thinking of...:cool2:
I'm seeing Diego clip at the moment...
I wan't him so badly,
in
our
team!
Frings rejects Juventus transfer Wednesday 9 May, 2007
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Juventus look set to miss out on Torsten Frings after he extended his contract with current club Werder Bremen.
The German international was being heavily paired with the Bianconeri after he and the Old Lady admitted that he was a target for the 2007-08 campaign.
But Frings, who was rumoured to have recently travelled to Turin, has committed his future to the Bundesliga giants today.
“I received a great offer from Juventus, but Werder are an affair of the heart for me,” said Frings on Wednesday to the club’s website.
The 30-year-old, whose previous contract expired in 2009, is now tied to Bremen until 2011 in a deal reportedly worth £2.8m per year.
“I am pleased as we can keep counting on an extraordinary player,” said sporting director Klaus Allofs, whose side is still in the race for this year’s Bundesliga title.
The midfielder, who returned to Werder in 2005 after two seasons with Borussia Dortmund and one at Bayern Munich, was one of Germany’s key players in their third place finish at the World Cup.
Frings scored Germany’s fourth goal in their 4-2 win against Costa Rica in the opening match of the tournament, but missed the semi-final against Italy through suspension after a fight with Julio Cruz in the quarter-final with Argentina
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Juventus look set to miss out on Torsten Frings after he extended his contract with current club Werder Bremen.
The German international was being heavily paired with the Bianconeri after he and the Old Lady admitted that he was a target for the 2007-08 campaign.
But Frings, who was rumoured to have recently travelled to Turin, has committed his future to the Bundesliga giants today.
“I received a great offer from Juventus, but Werder are an affair of the heart for me,” said Frings on Wednesday to the club’s website.
The 30-year-old, whose previous contract expired in 2009, is now tied to Bremen until 2011 in a deal reportedly worth £2.8m per year.
“I am pleased as we can keep counting on an extraordinary player,” said sporting director Klaus Allofs, whose side is still in the race for this year’s Bundesliga title.
The midfielder, who returned to Werder in 2005 after two seasons with Borussia Dortmund and one at Bayern Munich, was one of Germany’s key players in their third place finish at the World Cup.
Frings scored Germany’s fourth goal in their 4-2 win against Costa Rica in the opening match of the tournament, but missed the semi-final against Italy through suspension after a fight with Julio Cruz in the quarter-final with Argentina
Guys get over it. C'mon we are JUVE,we don't need him to return to success He's just an average player who didn't had the balls to prove himself in such a great team like ours!Remember he already failed at a big team>>Bayern!
He's just an average player who didn't had the balls to prove himself in such a great team like ours!Remember he already failed at a big team>>Bayern!
I hope it's not true:frown2: :
Frings to stay in Bremen until 2011 - no Juve move dpa German Press Agency
Published: Wednesday May 9, 2007
Hamburg- Germany midfielder Torsten Frings will stay at
Bundesliga club Werder Bremen until 2011 and not move on to Italian
giants Juventus in summer, Kicker sports magazine said on Wednesday.
Kicker said on its website that Frings informed club officials on
Tuesday that he will stay. The report said he will get a massive pay
rise to 4 million euros per year (5.4 million dollars) in the new
contract.
"Werder is a matter of the heart for me. I considered my future
for a long time," Frings told the online edition of Kicker.
Frings returned to Bremen in 2005 after stints at Borussia
Dortmund and Bayern Munich. His current contract runs until 2009.
The midfielder had an offer from Juventus for a summer move. He
visited the Turin club last month, but eventually decided against a
move to Italy.
The news will add to Bremen's confidence on the home stretch of
the Bundesliga title race. Bremen rank third with two games to play,
trailing leaders Schalke by two points and VfB Stuttgart by one
point.
Frings contract renewal came a week after striker Miroslav Klose
said he will not the leave the club either and fulfil his contract
until 2008.
© 2006 - dpa German Press Agency
http://rawstory.com/news/dpa/Frings_to_stay_in_Bremen_until_2011_05092007.html
Frings to stay in Bremen until 2011 - no Juve move dpa German Press Agency
Published: Wednesday May 9, 2007
Hamburg- Germany midfielder Torsten Frings will stay at
Bundesliga club Werder Bremen until 2011 and not move on to Italian
giants Juventus in summer, Kicker sports magazine said on Wednesday.
Kicker said on its website that Frings informed club officials on
Tuesday that he will stay. The report said he will get a massive pay
rise to 4 million euros per year (5.4 million dollars) in the new
contract.
"Werder is a matter of the heart for me. I considered my future
for a long time," Frings told the online edition of Kicker.
Frings returned to Bremen in 2005 after stints at Borussia
Dortmund and Bayern Munich. His current contract runs until 2009.
The midfielder had an offer from Juventus for a summer move. He
visited the Turin club last month, but eventually decided against a
move to Italy.
The news will add to Bremen's confidence on the home stretch of
the Bundesliga title race. Bremen rank third with two games to play,
trailing leaders Schalke by two points and VfB Stuttgart by one
point.
Frings contract renewal came a week after striker Miroslav Klose
said he will not the leave the club either and fulfil his contract
until 2008.
© 2006 - dpa German Press Agency
http://rawstory.com/news/dpa/Frings_to_stay_in_Bremen_until_2011_05092007.html
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