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It is possible:
van Gaal doesn't use him, not even on the bench.
And the players that are used, are not that old that they need to be replaced within one or two years.
But, I think a loan deal is the highest do-able, maybe for 1.5 season or something like that.
The article also states PSG and Porto also want him.
van Gaal doesn't use him, not even on the bench.
And the players that are used, are not that old that they need to be replaced within one or two years.
But, I think a loan deal is the highest do-able, maybe for 1.5 season or something like that.
The article also states PSG and Porto also want him.
I agree with the above, I would also prefer to sign him outright.
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If ManU doesn't want to sell:
- He is a cheap alternative to solve our AMC issue
- We could concentrate on investing money in other positions that need to have a replacement the coming year (GK, CB, strikers)
- He has the quality, why say no to such a player, even if it is for a short while.
Look at how Courtois did with Atletico, I am sure not one Atletico fan regrets how that deal went.
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If ManU doesn't want to sell:
- He is a cheap alternative to solve our AMC issue
- We could concentrate on investing money in other positions that need to have a replacement the coming year (GK, CB, strikers)
- He has the quality, why say no to such a player, even if it is for a short while.
Look at how Courtois did with Atletico, I am sure not one Atletico fan regrets how that deal went.
There's huge difference between Courtois and Januzaj. And I've already made it clear I don't think he would be an immediate impact and therefore I don't want to loan him without an option to buy.
I doubt Januzaj is at the point in his career where he can handle the pressure of the key-played in Allegri's system. Both from a maturity and quality point of view.
Italy in unforgiving to a played like Januzaj is he doesn't perform.
I doubt Januzaj is at the point in his career where he can handle the pressure of the key-played in Allegri's system. Both from a maturity and quality point of view.
Italy in unforgiving to a played like Januzaj is he doesn't perform.
I dont agree chester.
I agree with Maddy on two points :
1.He wont guarantee us immediate results.Maybe thats what you're trying to say but i dont agree anyway.
2.I'd hate developing a player for any team.That would be resigning ourselves to a position of becoming a 2nd rate club.I know you're looking at this practically but its quite unacceptable to me as we're the Italian champs.Like i said,there's no guarantee he would produce instant results.He is a young talent who may or may not fare well for us.Its low risk but ultimately gives us zero(or close to nothing) reward in the end.
I agree with Maddy on two points :
1.He wont guarantee us immediate results.Maybe thats what you're trying to say but i dont agree anyway.
2.I'd hate developing a player for any team.That would be resigning ourselves to a position of becoming a 2nd rate club.I know you're looking at this practically but its quite unacceptable to me as we're the Italian champs.Like i said,there's no guarantee he would produce instant results.He is a young talent who may or may not fare well for us.Its low risk but ultimately gives us zero(or close to nothing) reward in the end.
I think he would, if a player like Gervinho can perform so well in SerieA, then a talented player like Januzaj, surely won't disappoint.
I just don't see it happen, nor a loan, nor a permanent deal.
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It's not like we are developing a player from one of our rivals in SerieA, if that would be the case, I'd agree.
I just don't see it happen, nor a loan, nor a permanent deal.
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It's not like we are developing a player from one of our rivals in SerieA, if that would be the case, I'd agree.
He might perform 15 out of 35 games. He's young therefore inconsistent. Giovinco didn't perform in Juve. There's a big difference between playing for Juventus than for Parma. Which points back to Januzaj. The pressure of being the key offensive player as he would be in Allegri's system is something that shouldn't be put on the shoulder of a 20 (19) year old who have never been a regular starter and is unfamiliar with the structures of Italian football.
Give me Januzaj as someone to slowly but steadily integrate into the starting line-up like Pogba did and I'll be all for it.
Give me Januzaj as someone to slowly but steadily integrate into the starting line-up like Pogba did and I'll be all for it.
Januzaj really is hyped up because he had (very very very) few flashes of skill. He has done nothing to prove he's really a good player. He has shown his technique but there is mich more to the game and he is yet to prove everything. The question should be: Why sign him if we aren't even using Coman?
Juventus resurrect Sneijder deal?
By Football Italia staff
Juventus could be ready to resurrect a deal for Galatasaray playmaker Wesley Sneijder, according to reports.
The Bianconeri were involved in a protracted transfer saga over the Dutchman, but were believed to have pulled out of any potential deal, with the Turkish side asking €20m and the player’s agent declaring he was happy in Istanbul.
However, Sportmediaset believes that Juve Coach Massimiliano Allegri has identified Sneijder as the player he wants, so the Turin club’s hierarchy will attempt to re-open negotiations.
Mediaset claims that the Old Lady will speak to the former Inter man’s agent in the coming days to see if there is any possibility of a deal.
The news outlet also links Juventus with Milan’s Giampaolo Pazzini. The striker has been out of favour with the Rossoneri this term, and his deal expires in the summer.
It’s believed that Juve will attempt to convince Milan to sell in January, but are willing to wait until the summer to acquire the player for free.
By Football Italia staff
Juventus could be ready to resurrect a deal for Galatasaray playmaker Wesley Sneijder, according to reports.
The Bianconeri were involved in a protracted transfer saga over the Dutchman, but were believed to have pulled out of any potential deal, with the Turkish side asking €20m and the player’s agent declaring he was happy in Istanbul.
However, Sportmediaset believes that Juve Coach Massimiliano Allegri has identified Sneijder as the player he wants, so the Turin club’s hierarchy will attempt to re-open negotiations.
Mediaset claims that the Old Lady will speak to the former Inter man’s agent in the coming days to see if there is any possibility of a deal.
The news outlet also links Juventus with Milan’s Giampaolo Pazzini. The striker has been out of favour with the Rossoneri this term, and his deal expires in the summer.
It’s believed that Juve will attempt to convince Milan to sell in January, but are willing to wait until the summer to acquire the player for free.
they claim that Gala is troubled by huge debts and that last day of market window they'll let Sneijder go for a cheap fee. I REALLY HOPE THEY DONT.
we should make the little game they're doing on VS forum. the little Marotta's game.
Pogba gone for 100m how you'd spend them?
XD
1 striker between Benteke and Higuain
1 am between Isco,DeBruyne and Mkhytarian
1 cb the only one that comes to my mind is Hummes but it's impossible. What are some good defenders affordable by Juventus?
we should make the little game they're doing on VS forum. the little Marotta's game.
Pogba gone for 100m how you'd spend them?
XD
1 striker between Benteke and Higuain
1 am between Isco,DeBruyne and Mkhytarian
1 cb the only one that comes to my mind is Hummes but it's impossible. What are some good defenders affordable by Juventus?
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