Transfer rumours about players leaving Juve (9 Viewers)
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umpkin: 
ya there are alot more important players that needs to stay then players who dont need to stay.....the most important thing is that if buffon, canna, cammo, trez, and zambo go, then i just hope their on loan because we can afford to lose those players going forward next year. but i hope we can keep one of them at least.
if canna wants to stay he shouldnt be sold.
if canna wants to stay he shouldnt be sold.
loan ? not a good solution ?
Consider the evidence. Why are we going to loan players who'll be back next year ? we have to make a sell decision the most convenient to us :
Sell the following players :
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Buffon ' he won't stay + we can cash on him' , Abbiati can do a great job
Thuram also is likely to leave
Emerson the one I call the mecenary
Vieira return Home maybe
Nota Bene : We're not losing so much on those coz of age !!
Zlatan To inter
Trez to Arsenal or maybe a loan solution would be great or stay with us if wages are assumed
Zala to ....
Camo to Valencia
I think this is enough ! we can keep the others if they want . there we'll see the real abilities of our management.
Consider the evidence. Why are we going to loan players who'll be back next year ? we have to make a sell decision the most convenient to us :
Sell the following players :
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Buffon ' he won't stay + we can cash on him' , Abbiati can do a great job
Thuram also is likely to leave
Emerson the one I call the mecenary
Vieira return Home maybe
Nota Bene : We're not losing so much on those coz of age !!
Zlatan To inter
Trez to Arsenal or maybe a loan solution would be great or stay with us if wages are assumed
Zala to ....
Camo to Valencia
I think this is enough ! we can keep the others if they want . there we'll see the real abilities of our management.
Ok,the most important thing so far is that Del Piero and Nedved are staying so we can rebuild the team round them.
That was Didier's condition to coach us!
But imagine us in one year with this team in serie A(without Zambro,Canna,Thuram,Buffon,Trez,Camoranesi,Emerson,Vieira),we will look like a third class team.
That was Didier's condition to coach us!
But imagine us in one year with this team in serie A(without Zambro,Canna,Thuram,Buffon,Trez,Camoranesi,Emerson,Vieira),we will look like a third class team.
Liverpool and Chelsea will be the first English clubs to pick at the carcass of Juventus and the other fallen giants of Italian football.
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has confirmed that he is keen to take David Trezeguet or Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Anfield in a cut-price deal after the Turin club were relegated to Serie B with a 30-point deduction for the coming season.
Chelsea are battling Real Madrid, now managed by former Juventus boss Fabio Capello, for defenders Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluca Zambrotta. But Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger appeared yesterday to rule out any move for players affected by the Italian scandal.
It is Juventus who seem certain to be stripped of their principal assets, with Benitez confirming that he is likely to turn to Italy for the fourth forward he needs following the departures of Fernando Morientes and Djibril Cisse.
Benitez is already weighing up bids for Sweden striker Ibrahimovic and France forward Trezeguet, who missed the crucial penalty in last week's World Cup final, as budget restrictions mean Liverpool are highly unlikely to be able to meet Feyenoord's £10 million-plus asking price for Holland's Dirk Kuyt.
Benitez said: "All the Juventus players are good players. They will be a better price now than they would have been three months ago. There are possibilities for a loan arrangement. If there is a good player and he is professional, that is not a problem for me. Trezeguet is one who would be a good player for us."
Chelsea, meanwhile, are involved in a head-to-head battle with Real Madrid for World Cup winners Cannavaro and Zambrotta. The Mail on Sunday revealed Chelsea's interest in Cannavaro last week and he has since been pictured riding a jet-ski to meet Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on the Russian billionaire's yacht, the Big Blue, moored off the Italian coast.
Cannavaro's agent, Enrico Fedele, says his client wants a longer-term contract than Chelsea are offering and will wait for Juventus's punishment to be confirmed, following the appeal process which begins this week, before deciding between London and Madrid.
Fedele, who initially claimed that it was a chance meeting between Cannavaro and Abramovich, with no potential transfer discussed, said: "Fabio would want a four-year deal, not three years. And we will wait for Chelsea's official request now, to go with the one we already have from Real Madrid.
"Fabio called me after the meeting on the boat and he was very pleased about it. He said Mr Abramovich is an exceptional person and he would be happy to play for Chelsea. They are one of the best three teams in the world. Real Madrid, Barcelona and Chelsea are all at that level as clubs now. But it will take a while because the sentence imposed on Juventus hasn't been confirmed yet. Cannavaro can use that time to decide between Chelsea and Real Madrid."
Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson said: "The situation with the clubs in Italy is something we are addressing at the moment. It's not exactly clear at this stage what the circumstances are with the clubs that have been relegated.
"For instance, will they want to loan their players out for a year while they are in Serie B? Will the players be put up for sale or will they be freed? It's something that we just don't know at the moment."
The harsh punishments meted out to Juventus and the other Italian clubs were welcomed yesterday by Wenger but he added that his club could not afford to take advantage of the expected exodus of players from Italy.
Wenger said: "It is disturbing the market because you have a flow of players who will come out on the market but don't forget that the players at Juventus are very well paid and not many clubs in the world can afford to pay these kind of wages.
"We cannot afford to do it and that's why we are not very much concerned by Juventus."
But Wenger refused to rule out a return from Turin of former captain Patrick Vieira and appears to be sending a message to Vieira and other possible targets, including David Trezeguet and Lilian Thuram, that they would have to accept wage cuts if they wanted to switch to Arsenal.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/li...in_article_id=395914&in_page_id=1771&ito=1490
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has confirmed that he is keen to take David Trezeguet or Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Anfield in a cut-price deal after the Turin club were relegated to Serie B with a 30-point deduction for the coming season.
Chelsea are battling Real Madrid, now managed by former Juventus boss Fabio Capello, for defenders Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluca Zambrotta. But Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger appeared yesterday to rule out any move for players affected by the Italian scandal.
It is Juventus who seem certain to be stripped of their principal assets, with Benitez confirming that he is likely to turn to Italy for the fourth forward he needs following the departures of Fernando Morientes and Djibril Cisse.
Benitez is already weighing up bids for Sweden striker Ibrahimovic and France forward Trezeguet, who missed the crucial penalty in last week's World Cup final, as budget restrictions mean Liverpool are highly unlikely to be able to meet Feyenoord's £10 million-plus asking price for Holland's Dirk Kuyt.
Benitez said: "All the Juventus players are good players. They will be a better price now than they would have been three months ago. There are possibilities for a loan arrangement. If there is a good player and he is professional, that is not a problem for me. Trezeguet is one who would be a good player for us."
Chelsea, meanwhile, are involved in a head-to-head battle with Real Madrid for World Cup winners Cannavaro and Zambrotta. The Mail on Sunday revealed Chelsea's interest in Cannavaro last week and he has since been pictured riding a jet-ski to meet Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich on the Russian billionaire's yacht, the Big Blue, moored off the Italian coast.
Cannavaro's agent, Enrico Fedele, says his client wants a longer-term contract than Chelsea are offering and will wait for Juventus's punishment to be confirmed, following the appeal process which begins this week, before deciding between London and Madrid.
Fedele, who initially claimed that it was a chance meeting between Cannavaro and Abramovich, with no potential transfer discussed, said: "Fabio would want a four-year deal, not three years. And we will wait for Chelsea's official request now, to go with the one we already have from Real Madrid.
"Fabio called me after the meeting on the boat and he was very pleased about it. He said Mr Abramovich is an exceptional person and he would be happy to play for Chelsea. They are one of the best three teams in the world. Real Madrid, Barcelona and Chelsea are all at that level as clubs now. But it will take a while because the sentence imposed on Juventus hasn't been confirmed yet. Cannavaro can use that time to decide between Chelsea and Real Madrid."
Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson said: "The situation with the clubs in Italy is something we are addressing at the moment. It's not exactly clear at this stage what the circumstances are with the clubs that have been relegated.
"For instance, will they want to loan their players out for a year while they are in Serie B? Will the players be put up for sale or will they be freed? It's something that we just don't know at the moment."
The harsh punishments meted out to Juventus and the other Italian clubs were welcomed yesterday by Wenger but he added that his club could not afford to take advantage of the expected exodus of players from Italy.
Wenger said: "It is disturbing the market because you have a flow of players who will come out on the market but don't forget that the players at Juventus are very well paid and not many clubs in the world can afford to pay these kind of wages.
"We cannot afford to do it and that's why we are not very much concerned by Juventus."
But Wenger refused to rule out a return from Turin of former captain Patrick Vieira and appears to be sending a message to Vieira and other possible targets, including David Trezeguet and Lilian Thuram, that they would have to accept wage cuts if they wanted to switch to Arsenal.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/li...in_article_id=395914&in_page_id=1771&ito=1490
well, it seems that u didn't read my post with a big attention.
I told u that we can keep the others if they want coz without five or more key elements it will be difficult to compete with other teams when getting promoted to serie A.
In addition, key players will be just like models for the youth: they will learn more with them. By such means I could assure u an even better , solid and cimented juventus. Any adjustment needed are welcomed after.
That's my vision about how can things turn to !!!
i think we should loan most of our core players.....guys like cammo, buffon, canna, zambo,trez need to be back playing at juve as soon as possible. i care about thuram but he is getting old, and im not saying give out loans to everyone. i never want to see zebina,vieira, emerson, and most importantly zlaten in a juve jersey again. we can get money for zlaten for some stupid reason, other people think he is good. and vieira had a great world cup.
Don't like the idea of building a team around two guys who have both hit their thirtees. When we get back to serie A, neither of them won't have what it takes anyways. We got to keep at least Canna, otherwise we're screwed. I can't imagine not having him in the back four after the past two years. :sick: