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Secco Strikes Initial Van Der Vaart Agreement
Juventus sports director Alessio Secco has come to an initial agreement with Rafael van der Vaart’s representatives about signing the Dutch star, according to Tuttosport.
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Secco was in Germany yesterday and after a series of discussions, he received some positive responses about the possibility of bringing van der Vaart to Turin at the end of the season.
The transfer director, who has received some stinging criticism due to some previous disastrous signings, is now set to open negotiations with the playmaker’s club, Hamburg, over a transfer fee.
Van der vaart, who has scored nine league goals this season, is certain to leave the Bundesliga in the summer as he has a clause in his contract that allows him to be sold for just €1m at the end of the 2008/09 campaign.
Juventus are in desperate need of a creative centre midfielder and are set to spend the bulk of their summer transfer budget on a player in this position
Diego
The Gazzetta dello Sport claimed yesterday that Secco was in Germany to negotiate a deal to sign Werder Bremen star Diego, particularly after Ranieri suggested that Van der Vaart would not be arriving at the club.
Despite the conflicting reports it certainly seems that van der Vaart and Diego are both still Juve’s top transfer options for the summer.
Lucchini
In other transfer news there are reports that Juve are lining up a bid for Sampdoria defender Stefano Lucchini.
The 27-year-old has impressed for the port club this season, since signing from Empoli in the summer.
Juve are in dire need of strengthening their backline, as with Giorgio Chiellini, Jonathan Zebina and Jorge Andrade injured, and Domenico Criscito being sent out on loan by Secco, they currently have just Nicola Legrottaglie as a natural centre-back option.
Juventus sports director Alessio Secco has come to an initial agreement with Rafael van der Vaart’s representatives about signing the Dutch star, according to Tuttosport.
Van der Vaart
Secco was in Germany yesterday and after a series of discussions, he received some positive responses about the possibility of bringing van der Vaart to Turin at the end of the season.
The transfer director, who has received some stinging criticism due to some previous disastrous signings, is now set to open negotiations with the playmaker’s club, Hamburg, over a transfer fee.
Van der vaart, who has scored nine league goals this season, is certain to leave the Bundesliga in the summer as he has a clause in his contract that allows him to be sold for just €1m at the end of the 2008/09 campaign.
Juventus are in desperate need of a creative centre midfielder and are set to spend the bulk of their summer transfer budget on a player in this position
Diego
The Gazzetta dello Sport claimed yesterday that Secco was in Germany to negotiate a deal to sign Werder Bremen star Diego, particularly after Ranieri suggested that Van der Vaart would not be arriving at the club.
Despite the conflicting reports it certainly seems that van der Vaart and Diego are both still Juve’s top transfer options for the summer.
Lucchini
In other transfer news there are reports that Juve are lining up a bid for Sampdoria defender Stefano Lucchini.
The 27-year-old has impressed for the port club this season, since signing from Empoli in the summer.
Juve are in dire need of strengthening their backline, as with Giorgio Chiellini, Jonathan Zebina and Jorge Andrade injured, and Domenico Criscito being sent out on loan by Secco, they currently have just Nicola Legrottaglie as a natural centre-back option.
Juve, preso Sissoko si tratta Van der Vaart: 'Bello sapere che mi vogliono'
11:57 del 24 gennaio
Van der Vaart"E' bello sapere che la Juventus mi vuole". Rafael van der Vaart commenta così l'interessamento della Vecchia Signora nei sui confronti. Secondo il quotidiano 'Bild', martedì scorso il direttore sportivo bianconero Alessio Secco avrebbe incontrato i dirigenti dell'Amburgo, club di appartenenza dell'olandese. "Non abbiamo nulla da dire", ha detto il ds dell'Amburgo, Dietmar Beiersdorfer. "Non so nemmeno se sia stata presentata un'offerta all'Amburgo" dice l'attaccante che ha rifiutato di prolungare il contratto che lo lega alla società tedesca fino al 2010. Il giocatore può liberarsi nell'estate 2009 versando appena 1,5 milioni di euro. La cessione alla fine della stagione attuale, quindi, appare inevitabile.
11:57 del 24 gennaio
Van der Vaart"E' bello sapere che la Juventus mi vuole". Rafael van der Vaart commenta così l'interessamento della Vecchia Signora nei sui confronti. Secondo il quotidiano 'Bild', martedì scorso il direttore sportivo bianconero Alessio Secco avrebbe incontrato i dirigenti dell'Amburgo, club di appartenenza dell'olandese. "Non abbiamo nulla da dire", ha detto il ds dell'Amburgo, Dietmar Beiersdorfer. "Non so nemmeno se sia stata presentata un'offerta all'Amburgo" dice l'attaccante che ha rifiutato di prolungare il contratto che lo lega alla società tedesca fino al 2010. Il giocatore può liberarsi nell'estate 2009 versando appena 1,5 milioni di euro. La cessione alla fine della stagione attuale, quindi, appare inevitabile.
VDV stresses Juve desire Thursday 24 January, 2008
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Rafael Van Der Vaart insists that Juventus are the biggest club in Italy and reveals that he hopes to join the Bianconeri as soon as possible.
Juve have made a successful return to the top flight, but will need to strengthen if they are to challenge the formidable Inter.
The midfield has been Claudio Ranieri’s Achilles Heel this term and while he is set to welcome Mohamed Sissoko to his ranks, Van Der Vaart is also on the horizon.
“I am honoured that Juventus are interested in me,” the Dutch international told Bild.
“It is a great feeling to know that they see me as a figure for their restructuring.
“But I’m mostly pleased because it shows that my performances for Hamburg are being appreciated outside Germany. We are in the title race and we will fight to the end.”
Bild also states that Juve sporting director Alessio Secco was in Hamburg on Tuesday and is close to finding an agreement with the German side, but Van Der Vaart is in the dark.
“I don’t know when a deal will be done as I haven’t spoken to the Juventus directors yet,” he insisted.
“Juve behave properly and they will speak to Hamburg before they talk to me, but there won’t be a problem coming to an agreement on personal terms. I hope a deal can be done as soon as possible.
“I was amazed by the scandals that hit Italian football but Juve are a great club – the biggest in Italy.
“They want a new stadium and a new strong side to take on Inter and I hope to be a part of that.”
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Rafael Van Der Vaart insists that Juventus are the biggest club in Italy and reveals that he hopes to join the Bianconeri as soon as possible.
Juve have made a successful return to the top flight, but will need to strengthen if they are to challenge the formidable Inter.
The midfield has been Claudio Ranieri’s Achilles Heel this term and while he is set to welcome Mohamed Sissoko to his ranks, Van Der Vaart is also on the horizon.
“I am honoured that Juventus are interested in me,” the Dutch international told Bild.
“It is a great feeling to know that they see me as a figure for their restructuring.
“But I’m mostly pleased because it shows that my performances for Hamburg are being appreciated outside Germany. We are in the title race and we will fight to the end.”
Bild also states that Juve sporting director Alessio Secco was in Hamburg on Tuesday and is close to finding an agreement with the German side, but Van Der Vaart is in the dark.
“I don’t know when a deal will be done as I haven’t spoken to the Juventus directors yet,” he insisted.
“Juve behave properly and they will speak to Hamburg before they talk to me, but there won’t be a problem coming to an agreement on personal terms. I hope a deal can be done as soon as possible.
“I was amazed by the scandals that hit Italian football but Juve are a great club – the biggest in Italy.
“They want a new stadium and a new strong side to take on Inter and I hope to be a part of that.”
the fact that he knows that we are planning a new stadium means either 2 things-
1. that he follows juve and knows a bit about the club, because everyday football fans probably wouldn't know that.
2. that the management have been talking to him and are trying to convince him to join us and mentioned the new stadium as a way to attract him.
1. that he follows juve and knows a bit about the club, because everyday football fans probably wouldn't know that.
2. that the management have been talking to him and are trying to convince him to join us and mentioned the new stadium as a way to attract him.
i dont know but we need him hey Trinidad guy whats up 
? how is it in the tropics
? how is it in the tropics
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