Wishlist and General Juve winter mercato talk (2013-14) (20 Viewers)

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JuveJay

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Cuadrado is not impossible at all

People are forgetting he's 50% owned by Udinese. So we buy his 50% then out-bid Fiorentina (Who can't possibly spend a tonne more money, especially if they fail to finish in the top 3) and boom. Cuadrado is ours.
Assuming we completely forget that deals are done on a professional level and clubs/individuals have relationships.
 

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Pirlo's Beard

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Well Udinese - Juve have a great relationship.

Fiorentina and Juve hate each other, so there's absolutely no loss in beating them in a blind auction and taking their player. They don't even do business with us as it is, so I don't care.

As for what Cuadrado personally wants. Well, personally i'm just going to assume that the Columbian Udinese player isn't somehow a diehard Fiorentina fan who wants to become a club legend, rather a player who would prefer a better salary and the chance to play European football and win trophies.
 

Bianconero81

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Forget about Reus then :sigh:, but fuck Cerci. He strikes me as the big fish in a little pond type of player.

What other wingers are potentially available? De Bruyne? Griezzman? Nani? Ramirez? Pedro? :boh: Any talents from South America, France, or Holland available at a reasonable price and who might potentially be interested in a move to Italy?

Silva, Mata, Reus, Sanchez, Cuadrado, Shaqiri, and Di Maria are the ideal names but apparently they are out of reach/not interested in a move to Italy.
 

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I'm talking about Udinese's relationship with Fiorentina. It's fine for us to go in with a big bid for the other half, but Udinese with their model need to keep clubs happy.

Basically I wouldn't be surprised to see Fiorentina pay something like another €10m for Cuadrado. From what the player has said he doesn't seem in any hurry to move.
 
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    Forget about Reus then :sigh:, but fuck Cerci. He strikes me as the big fish in a little pond type of player.

    What other wingers are potentially available? De Bruyne? Griezzman? Nani? Ramirez? Pedro? :boh: Any talents from South America, France, or Holland available at a reasonable price and who might potentially be interested in a move to Italy?

    Silva, Mata, Reus, Sanchez, Cuadrado, Shaqiri, and Di Maria are the ideal names but apparently they are out of reach/not interested in a move to Italy.
    We must go for opportunities like Beppe said in the past. I think we must forget 25m+ players nest season too. Especially if we fail to pass the CL round.

    Expect Biabiany, Bonaventura, rejects from top clubs, freebies...
     
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    unless the big guy gets another Pogba, Pirlo, Nando, Vidal, Tevez for the wing position.
     

    PedroFlu

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    JuveJay has got a point. If Udinese sells their half to Juve, they fuck their relationship with Fiorentina. If they don't, they won't damage their relationship with us.

    Cuadrado would be perfect for a 352. But we're not getting him. Also Udinese and mainly Fiorentina should now be rating him around 20M, it's not gonna be pretty.

    Bianconero81, perfect definition of Cerci. Big fish in a small bond. Don't want him. Candreva is the same case. I just hope we don't settle for Italian mediocricy, like fucking Biabiany.

    What we need right now is a talented newcoming winger. The great established ones we won't get for many reasons.

    Here in Brazil there's nothing in that position right now.

    Griezmann would cost at least 20-25M. Can't afford.

    I think De Bruyne on a loan, or maybe Iturbe, would be more feasible.
     

    Bianconero81

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    I'd rather not add players just for the sake of stuffing/padding the squad. Guys like Biabiany, Ibarbo, Cerci, Bonaventura, and Diamanti are just fillers that won't really add that element of quality to the starting 11. If we are to deviate from 3-5-2 and play a 4-3-3 or 4-3-2-1/4-2-3-1 hybrid (especially in Europe) we need to upgrade the aspect of quality and unpredictability. I'd still take Nani (in spite of his inconsistency, as he is still a quality player nonetheless) if he is available for a reasonable price and wiling to take a pay-cut.
    @PedroFlu Iturbe seems interesting, but let's see how he ends the season. Apparently Berardi is returning to us next season, and I'd be willing to take a chance on him as he does seem like a quality player. It's such a shame we missed out on Insigne and Hamsik (when we had the chance).

    Jorginho, Radja (on co-ownership deals), Coentrao on a loan with an obligation to buy, Berardi, and Iturbe (if he maintains his early promise) would be a quality mercato.
     

    Pirlo's Beard

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    I'd rather stick to the dreaded 3-5-2 if the only other option is getting some 5th choice winger from a half-decent club or putting 2 unproven youngsters out on the wing

    We're Juve, and we should have a 30M budget next season at least. Sell a few players, buy a highly rated Winger and 1 or 2 depth signings if we really have to.

    I'd rather keep the money instead of buying some reject.
     
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    Mark

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    about Reus, could we afford the 30m? It's possible but I see many other clubs giving him crazy wages so I think we're out.
     

    Pirlo's Beard

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    Also, as for Udinese - Fiorentina relationship, well if we spend more money accquiring Cuadrado then there's nothing to complain about. And our relationship with Udinese in recent times is a hell of a lot more profitable for Udinese than Fiorentina have been.

    Providing we buy the other 50% of Isla we'll have given them nearly 40 Million in recent times. I think them doing us a solid and selling us 50% of Cuadrado for a reasonable price is more than fair and reasonably.
     

    Bianconero81

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    @Mark What about your boy Griezzman? Is he somewhat realistic? :D

    Any names worth getting excited about? I hear we are interested in some LB/LWB who plays for Pescara, and would buy him in a co-ownership deal with Atalanta. Is he any good? Maybe we should target that Cagliari kid Murru. And what about Thauvin?!
     

    JuveJay

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    Also, as for Udinese - Fiorentina relationship, well if we spend more money accquiring Cuadrado then there's nothing to complain about. And our relationship with Udinese in recent times is a hell of a lot more profitable for Udinese than Fiorentina have been.

    Providing we buy the other 50% of Isla we'll have given them nearly 40 Million in recent times. I think them doing us a solid and selling us 50% of Cuadrado for a reasonable price is more than fair and reasonably.
    I see what you are saying but it's about them not offending clubs and keeping those relationships open. We've found in the past that we hit a brick wall with clubs when we try to negotiate because previously we went in with big balls swinging trying to overpower others. If you have a rich owner it doesn't matter, you can buy everyone off as they all have a price, but we will be smarter in future.

    Italian football is quite insular and volatile at boardroom level and it's much easier to negotiate with clubs if you are friendly. There might be a time when each team wants a player or a favour, if you close too many doors then you end up losing money on sales or buying from elsewhere.
     

    PedroFlu

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    Also, as for Udinese - Fiorentina relationship, well if we spend more money accquiring Cuadrado then there's nothing to complain about. And our relationship with Udinese in recent times is a hell of a lot more profitable for Udinese than Fiorentina have been.

    Providing we buy the other 50% of Isla we'll have given them nearly 40 Million in recent times. I think them doing us a solid and selling us 50% of Cuadrado for a reasonable price is more than fair and reasonably.
    It makes sense. But then we'd have to pay a lot more than Fiorentina is offering for his half. We'd spend at least 18-20M on this guy.

    Last season Juve had a record income, due to CL circunstances, and this mercato we hardly spent 10M. We're still paying a lot of installments for players like Pepe, Quagliarella, Licth, etc.

    This season income will be almost certainly lower. We won't spend more than 10/15M in the mercato. So forget about Cuadrado.

    Also, gotta see when the blind auction between Udinese and Fiorentina will happen. It could be next June, or in 1 year and a half. We don't know that.
     
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