Winter Mercato Thread 2018/19 (9 Viewers)
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The GOAT needs lucky Sami on his side.
Juve, watch out for a bargain
From contracts running down (Rabiot and Ramsey) to deteriorated rapport with the club (Pogba and Isco) and shock options rising up the ranks (Milinkovic)
The January transfer window provides a series of enticing situations that the Bianconeri are evaluating carefully
Interview with Kean, who dreams of winning the Golden Boy award
Juventus in De Ligt talks | Football Italia
Juventus are already in talks for Matthijs de Ligt, reports suggest, but Ajax are demanding €60-70m.
The Dutch international is one of the hottest prospects in Europe, and was awarded Tuttosport’s ‘Golden Boy’ this week.
Barcelona and Manchester City are keen to sign him, but Juve gave him a tour of Allianz Stadium last summer and have good relations with his agent, Mino Raiola.
According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri are already in talks with the Ajax directors to try and do a deal for next summer.
Andrea Agnelli, Fabio Paratici and Pavel Nedved, who had Raiola as an agent during his playing career, are said to be in talks with Ajax director general Edwin van der Sar, a former Juventus player.
However, the Dutch club are said to be asking for €60-70m, and Juventus will not want to engage in a bidding war.
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We gave him a tour of the stadium?
Juventus are already in talks for Matthijs de Ligt, reports suggest, but Ajax are demanding €60-70m.
The Dutch international is one of the hottest prospects in Europe, and was awarded Tuttosport’s ‘Golden Boy’ this week.
Barcelona and Manchester City are keen to sign him, but Juve gave him a tour of Allianz Stadium last summer and have good relations with his agent, Mino Raiola.
According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri are already in talks with the Ajax directors to try and do a deal for next summer.
Andrea Agnelli, Fabio Paratici and Pavel Nedved, who had Raiola as an agent during his playing career, are said to be in talks with Ajax director general Edwin van der Sar, a former Juventus player.
However, the Dutch club are said to be asking for €60-70m, and Juventus will not want to engage in a bidding war.
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We gave him a tour of the stadium?
Juventus in De Ligt talks | Football Italia
Juventus are already in talks for Matthijs de Ligt, reports suggest, but Ajax are demanding €60-70m.
The Dutch international is one of the hottest prospects in Europe, and was awarded Tuttosport’s ‘Golden Boy’ this week.
Barcelona and Manchester City are keen to sign him, but Juve gave him a tour of Allianz Stadium last summer and have good relations with his agent, Mino Raiola.
According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri are already in talks with the Ajax directors to try and do a deal for next summer.
Andrea Agnelli, Fabio Paratici and Pavel Nedved, who had Raiola as an agent during his playing career, are said to be in talks with Ajax director general Edwin van der Sar, a former Juventus player.
However, the Dutch club are said to be asking for €60-70m, and Juventus will not want to engage in a bidding war.
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We gave him a tour of the stadium?
Juventus are already in talks for Matthijs de Ligt, reports suggest, but Ajax are demanding €60-70m.
The Dutch international is one of the hottest prospects in Europe, and was awarded Tuttosport’s ‘Golden Boy’ this week.
Barcelona and Manchester City are keen to sign him, but Juve gave him a tour of Allianz Stadium last summer and have good relations with his agent, Mino Raiola.
According to Tuttosport, the Bianconeri are already in talks with the Ajax directors to try and do a deal for next summer.
Andrea Agnelli, Fabio Paratici and Pavel Nedved, who had Raiola as an agent during his playing career, are said to be in talks with Ajax director general Edwin van der Sar, a former Juventus player.
However, the Dutch club are said to be asking for €60-70m, and Juventus will not want to engage in a bidding war.
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We gave him a tour of the stadium?
I don't see what's wrong with it. He's an 19 year old guy, coming from the joke that is the dutch league. Don't care how expensive or talented, but if he was to join Juve, he'd have to show his worth first, before just getting picked instead of players who are here for years now, and aren't exactly shite defenders either.
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