Juventus Thread

BaYern said:
Now what about defence ? Do you think Mexes may be a future signing ? i heard that juve were watching him.
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You're still favourites to get Ferrari, right? I'd love to see him at Highbury.
 
Decshamps is a good coach seeing him take monaco to the quarter finals of the CL and almost getting the championat by now, but i think he still lacks some experience in coaching.
 
Don Domenico said:
We will probably get Chievo's Del Neri as coach not Deschamps.

Anyway yes Str, we are favourites for Ferrari.
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Lucky bastards. ;) He's a great player and at a good age to kick-off his career. Just like Lucio.

Bah, you'll probably get him too.
 
We won't get Lucio. Anyway Ferrari is a good player, but i've seen him make mistakes lately; he isn't worldclass yet. Roby Baggio made a fool of Ferrari when he scored his 200th goal.
 
u r right don D. Ferrari is not world class yet. he is not like cannavaro or nesta. we need a player like these two.
 
Juve lose to Lazio 2-0 both goals in the second half by Fiore, now the papers are talking of Juve crisis, after three straight defeats, maybe they were watching another game, what transformed in the last two games with Milan and Lazio there was no crisis, yes Juve did lose but lets not forget that Juve are few players short, as with Milan and Lazio they only played with one out and out striker, to which at the current form his not hitting the net, he’s a little low on form, the funny part they say Juve are in crisis? fact they are in third place just two points behind Roma who have a full strength team and can’t score against Reggina and Ancona, crisis Juve are still in the race for the scudetto, yes Juve are out of the Champions League and yes Juve are two goals down in the first leg of Coppa d’Italia, as all the press keep pointing out, but they forget the positive side out of all this, the introductions of Chiumiento, Bartolucci and Palladino the future of Juve, next season will it crisis again when with all the young players coming Juve might struggle to stay up with the race for the scudetto, as they try to settle in, but after next season we shall see who really struggle and who really has the crisis…
 
A variety of players are today being linked with a summer move to Juventus as they look to strengthen their defence.

The Bianconeri rearguard has been heavily criticised this term and some big changes are expected.

One possible arrival is that of Ajax full-back Hatem Trabelsi. "I’ve always dreamed of playing in Italy," the Tunisian told Tuttosport on Wednesday.

"Juve are the Real Madrid of Italy. I’m now 27 and I feel ready for Serie A. If Juve called then I couldn’t turn them down."

The right-back, who is set to quit the Dutch outfit at the end of this campaign, is also a target for Milan, Chelsea and Arsenal.

Another player that is keen on a move to Turin is Alessandro Parisi. The left-back is currently excelling in Serie B with Messina.

"I know that they are looking at me very closely," said the 26-year-old. "It would be a dream for me but in order to make it happen then I must keep doing well here."

Bayer Leverkusen ace Lucio has been heavily linked with Juve but reports yesterday suggested that Bayern Munich were also interested.

"There has been much speculation regarding Lucio," said a Bayer spokesman. "The truth is that we are not in negotiations with Bayern."

Meanwhile, reports in South America suggest that the Old Lady are keen on promising youngster Gonzalo Rodriguez.

The San Lorenzo player, who is only 20, is rated as a future star of the Argentine national team.
 
"Juve are the Real Madrid of Italy. I?m now 27 and I feel ready for Serie A. If Juve called then I couldn?t turn them down."

Ok thats exageration....
 
Alessandro Del Piero is set to return to the Juventus first team for the April 10 game against Lazio.

The Italian star has been out of action since March 9 with a calf strain but he’s reacting well to treatment.

The Azzurri international underwent further tests today and medics are confident he will be back in the next 15 days.

The Bianconeri hope that he will be available for the Lazio clash. If he doesn’t make that game then he will definitely be available for the April 18 tie at Parma.

:)
 
Thierry Henry

Who will win the Italian league? "With my heart I reply Juventus, as a neutral spectator I say Roma. I still have many friends at Juve, Trezeguet, Thuram, Del Piero, Montero, Iuliano. Extraordinary guys. When I arrived there I was worried and scared. I was wrong. They made me feel at home right away. The best example is Del Piero, not only is he a great player, but also a wonderful person. In Turin on the pitch it didn't go well, but outside of the pitch it went very well. I still have beautiful memories of those 6 months, that's why I still side with Juve."

:)
 
The Spanish media are now convinced that Juventus ace David Trezeguet will be wearing the Barcelona shirt next term.

Reports over the past week suggest that a £20m fee has been agreed and details of his proposed contract have been revealed today.

The French international will allegedly get at least £2.5m a season. That figure will increase depending on the number of games he plays for the club.

The Nou Camp outfit confirmed earlier this month that they were interested in the former Monaco ace.

Although Juventus have insisted that he will remain with them, the fact that he has yet to sign a new contract in Turin has fuelled speculation.

Trez’s present deal at the Delle Alpi expires in 2005. If he doesn’t agree new terms in the next few months then a sale at the end of this season will occur.

With Trezeguet seemingly on his way out, Juventus are being linked with a number of strikers who could replace him.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic of Ajax, Lazio target man Bernardo Corradi and Parma youngster Alberto Gilardino have all been associated.

But some reports today claim that Christian Vieri could return to the club with doubts over his Inter future.

The only problem is that Vieri’s salary demands don’t fit in with the Bianconeri’s wage structure. The Azzurri ace nets somewhere in
 
Juve 3- 1 Modena.

Maresca, Trez and Trez again.

Maresca what a complete player!!! He has the best pass! good freekick!(almost scored from one) good on the ball and he scored a header!

Juve's best player = Maresca.
 
Looks like we may get Cavenaghi, I really hope we get him, he is oly 20 and is the new Batigol, also rife rumours about Samuel,we do not need Kapo.

Forza Moggi ;)
 
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Enzo Maresca la la la la la
 
JUST IN :shock:

Auxerre ace Olivier Kapo will have a medical in Turin today after admitting that Juventus had swooped for him.

Reports earlier this month claimed that he had signed a pre-contract with the Bianconeri and he’s confirmed those stories.

"I can now say that I will be a Juventus player," the attacking midfielder is quoted as saying. "Contact was made about a month ago.

"I was in Turin on March 9 on the eve of the game against Deportivo La Coruna. However, nothing will be concluded until I pass the medical."

The 23-year-old was a target for a host of European clubs given the fact that he will be a free agent in the summer.

But the French international didn’t hesitate in choosing the Old Lady. "Juve are a prestigious outfit," he added.

"I’ll be playing alongside stars such as Alex Del Piero, champions who will only help me in my career."

Rumours suggest that Kapo, who has scored three goals in eight internationals, has agreed a four-year deal.

Kapo has also revealed that Marcello Lippi, as many people in Italy already suspect, won’t be Coaching him.

"I’m good friends with Didier Deschamps but Juve haven’t told me that he will be the boss," he told L’Equipe. "However, they have said that Lippi won’t be there."

Monaco’s Deschamps has been hotly tipped with the job and he believes he has the necessary ability.

"I feel ready to Coach a club like Juventus," the tactician told Controcampo today. "I’m happy at Monaco and I still have a year left on my contract. But contracts can be broken."

However, Monaco President Pierre Svara is confident that Deschamps will not only remain but extend his current agreement.
 
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