Ibra to quit Juve, says agent Wednesday 2 August, 2006
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has not changed his mind and still intends to leave demoted Juventus, his agent Mino Raiola has confirmed.
Coach Didier Deschamps has been trying hard to convince the Swede to stay as he looks to guide the side back to the top flight, but all his efforts have seemingly been useless.
“Ibra will very probably leave Turin,” said Raiola to Roman radio station Radio Radio on Wednesday.
“I can exclude that my client is interested in joining another club on a loan as that is a very difficult solution when dealing with such important players,” added the Juventino’s representative.
“The question here isn’t about choosing to play in the Champions League or not. In this case we are talking about Serie B and that makes a difference.”
The 25-year-old forward has been heavily linked with a move to one of the Milan outfits, but Premiership sides such as Manchester United and Tottenham have also shown they’re keen.
“There are both Italian and foreign clubs who are interested in the player, I can’t exclude any scenario at the time being,” concluded Raiola.
Juventus made a shocking valuation of £28m for their forward on Monday, seemingly in an effort to scare off any interested club.
However, it now looks like Ibrahimovic will be yet another player to leave the Old Lady after their Calciopoli relegation to Serie B.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug2k.html
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has not changed his mind and still intends to leave demoted Juventus, his agent Mino Raiola has confirmed.
Coach Didier Deschamps has been trying hard to convince the Swede to stay as he looks to guide the side back to the top flight, but all his efforts have seemingly been useless.
“Ibra will very probably leave Turin,” said Raiola to Roman radio station Radio Radio on Wednesday.
“I can exclude that my client is interested in joining another club on a loan as that is a very difficult solution when dealing with such important players,” added the Juventino’s representative.
“The question here isn’t about choosing to play in the Champions League or not. In this case we are talking about Serie B and that makes a difference.”
The 25-year-old forward has been heavily linked with a move to one of the Milan outfits, but Premiership sides such as Manchester United and Tottenham have also shown they’re keen.
“There are both Italian and foreign clubs who are interested in the player, I can’t exclude any scenario at the time being,” concluded Raiola.
Juventus made a shocking valuation of £28m for their forward on Monday, seemingly in an effort to scare off any interested club.
However, it now looks like Ibrahimovic will be yet another player to leave the Old Lady after their Calciopoli relegation to Serie B.
http://www.channel4.com/sport/football_italia/aug2k.html
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