Juventus have a look at Boilesen.

The Italian club is missing a left-back, and Nicolai Boilesen may be the long-term solution

It goes well with Juventus again. The Italian club is back on the medal trail, but there is still something missing. Especially at left back where you currently are forced to use central defender Giorgio Chiellini at the fullback position, while Paolo De Ceglie has injury problems.

But how does this relate to Danish football?

Danish Ajax-Comet Nicolai Boilesen is a subject looking at as the solution to the problem. It can be read Friday in several Italian media, and according to Sporten.dk' information, the Turin club also contacted Danish switches to get smarter on the left-footed teenager.

In the new head coach Antonio Contes' aggressive 4-2-4 Systems, Nicolai Boilesen is an obvious bid for the kind of fast, disciplined and aggressive fullback type the system requires.

19-year-old Nicolai Boilesen has plenty of reason to stay at Ajax and continue a development that has gone strong since he came to Amsterdam from Arsenal and only one injury in rear of thigh has put a temporary stop.

Juventus is also simultaneously linked with Lyon's Brazilian national team back Michel Bastos, who could handle the job. A strong player to compete with if Danish Nicolai Boilesen would be tempted by an Italian offer of the very big..

Sporten.dk (one of the biggest danish online sport-papers)

Link to Sporten.dk

U21 regular for a few years and almost certain in Morten Olsen's World Cup team for Ukraine 2012..

Pretty good, but there are much better alternatives in Serie A.

Balzaretti? I'm not sure what you mean by "much better alternatives"? Boilesen must be on the talent list and I don't see many of them in serie a at the moment??

If he was italian there would be kids on this forum ready to suck him off

Would rather Caceres to be honest
Criscito would be a dream come true but there is no chance

Looks promising though, I remember his name from the under 21 euro

Kolarov would be boom!

Yeah, not sure if City will part with him though
He would have to push his way out

Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

failed to answer my question? Name talented young italian left backs??

LWL91 wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

failed to answer my question? Name talented young italian left backs??

Firstly, I said "in Serie A" which does not imply they have to be Italian.

Off the top of my head, look no further than to Matteo Liviero, Juventus primavera left fullback. I can think of more, let me see.

We already have Sorenson who is younger & has alot of potential

Young blood I love that

DeviAngel wrote:Young blood I love that

Just like Sabatini likes

LWL91 wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

failed to answer my question? Name talented young italian left backs??

Juventus had THE Italian left back
*bleep* you Secco

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

Because an average Juventus fan/person-in-general would be appalled by more than half of your views and feel the need to represent Juventus fans and humanity in a more rational light.

The_ItalianFool wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

Because an average Juventus fan/person-in-general would be appalled by more than half of your views and feel the need to represent Juventus fans and humanity in a more rational light.

You and I have different conceptions of what a "fan" is; the Drughi agree with me and that is all that matters because they are real fans.

Lastly, "When a true genius appears in the world you may know him by this sign: that all the dunces are in confederacy against him." [Jonathan Swift]

Luca wrote:

Both would have been nice.

just kidding he was awful in comparison to Balzaretti/Criscito :dance:

Molinaro terrible ?

What are you watching ?



Oh, wait.

Molinaro...

I'm still wondering how he was one of the best fullbacks in the bundesliga a few years back

Camurrìa.Sto.Stronzo wrote:Molinaro...

I'm still wondering how he was one of the best fullbacks in the bundesliga a few years back

So is he !

JuvenelCuore wrote:

The_ItalianFool wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

Because an average Juventus fan/person-in-general would be appalled by more than half of your views and feel the need to represent Juventus fans and humanity in a more rational light.

You and I have different conceptions of what a "fan" is; the Drughi agree with me and that is all that matters because they are real fans.

Lastly, "When a true genius appears in the world you may know him by this sign: that all the dunces are in confederacy against him." [Jonathan Swift]

If the Drughi have something against foreign players or fans, then I dont care what they think because they are stupid too.

Whatever makes you feel better about being close-minded bro.

Molinaro :dance:

JuvenelCuore wrote:

LWL91 wrote:

JuvenelCuore wrote:Every time I comment, the thread always triples in posts.

P.S. Inder, you mad ?

failed to answer my question? Name talented young italian left backs??

Firstly, I said "in Serie A" which does not imply they have to be Italian.

Off the top of my head, look no further than to Matteo Liviero, Juventus primavera left fullback. I can think of more, let me see.

I saw him against salzburg last season and he was actually quite promising.. But in comparison to Boilesen i have no doubt who I would field as a first choice. I'm not saying Boilesen is our Saviour, all im saying is that he has the same, and maybe more, potential as Sorensen! He's 19 years old and a regular with Ajax - it proves a lot if you ask me.. He's left footed, good pace, good vision, defensive and attacking minded AND he will get lots of playing time for the national team too now that Denmark hasn't found a regular LB either