Wishlist and General Juve mercato talk (2012-13) (16 Viewers)
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Some good news:
- Adebayor and Tottenham are very close to a deal - he will cut wages to join them permanently. They'll pay something like 7 or 8M to City.
- Aguero will be out for only a month
- De Rossi will reject City
The consequences:
Regarding Llorente, now Tottenham is very likely to be out of the game for him. He probably won't join any La Liga team - fans would kill him -,Barca doesn't have any money left for this transfer window after signing Song and Real will bring Modric and are set at the striker department. No Italian team have money apart from Juve. Bayern has already got Mandzukic and will spend a load of money for Martinez. United is set with Van Persie, Arenal got Giroud and Wenger said they won't get anyone else for attack (also Podolski). Chelsea spent a lot of money on Oscar and Hazard, and if they get another striker it will be Moses. Liverpool got Borini and have Suarez.
Summing it up, the only other team I see that could offer something for Llorente is City, but they don't need him and are after Jovetic. And if they get Llorente (unlikely), that will free Dzeko.That being said, I think if Llorente leaves Bilbao he's joining Juve.
City should sign Jovetic or someone else for attack, and now they won't spend a shit load on De Rossi. They shouldn't try to keep Dzeko cause Aguero is fine. He will end up being available then.
So I think this will be a happy ending for us. Either Llorente or Dzeko are coming. I'm more confident now, things are going to work fine for us. A 3rd gk, Peluso and one between Llorente and Dzeko. Maybe get rid of Matri/Quag, but that may not even happen.
So we're good.
- Adebayor and Tottenham are very close to a deal - he will cut wages to join them permanently. They'll pay something like 7 or 8M to City.
- Aguero will be out for only a month
- De Rossi will reject City
The consequences:
Regarding Llorente, now Tottenham is very likely to be out of the game for him. He probably won't join any La Liga team - fans would kill him -,Barca doesn't have any money left for this transfer window after signing Song and Real will bring Modric and are set at the striker department. No Italian team have money apart from Juve. Bayern has already got Mandzukic and will spend a load of money for Martinez. United is set with Van Persie, Arenal got Giroud and Wenger said they won't get anyone else for attack (also Podolski). Chelsea spent a lot of money on Oscar and Hazard, and if they get another striker it will be Moses. Liverpool got Borini and have Suarez.
Summing it up, the only other team I see that could offer something for Llorente is City, but they don't need him and are after Jovetic. And if they get Llorente (unlikely), that will free Dzeko.That being said, I think if Llorente leaves Bilbao he's joining Juve.
City should sign Jovetic or someone else for attack, and now they won't spend a shit load on De Rossi. They shouldn't try to keep Dzeko cause Aguero is fine. He will end up being available then.
So I think this will be a happy ending for us. Either Llorente or Dzeko are coming. I'm more confident now, things are going to work fine for us. A 3rd gk, Peluso and one between Llorente and Dzeko. Maybe get rid of Matri/Quag, but that may not even happen.
So we're good.
The money spent on the likes of Gabbiadini, and potentially Peluso, not to mention the huge number of youngsters we have acquired. I'm sure we could've saved 5-6 million, but then it's baffling that a club of Juve's size and magnitude could possibly be 5-6 million short. That's pittance for us, isn't it? 
The money spent on the likes of Gabbiadini, and potentially Peluso, not to mention the huge number of youngsters we have acquired. I'm sure we could've saved 5-6 million, but then it's baffling that a club of Juve's size and magnitude could possibly be 5-6 million short. That's pittance for us, isn't it?
Haven't you been complaining heavily in the past on the lack of ambition the club is showing on youth? Giabbiadini will be signed for a low fee, potentially having a very good return on investment. Peluso hasn't been signed yet (as well), and even if I don't agree with his acquisition, I'm sure we won't go bankrupt by getting him. Pointless, but hardly affective on our budget.
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