Straight from the halls of the Hilton Hotel in Milan, where there are several market participants, sprout succulent details regarding the operation Borriello-Juve. In fact, the leadership has given Juventus Capitoline 2m euros for the loan six months of the attacker Romanist, however, a prerequisite to putting Diesse Giallorossi Walter Sabatini. No obligation to repurchase, in fact for any stay at the end of the season '82 class striker he only discussed again in June, since Rome has asked for 10m tag on striker Milan school. Figure considered excessive by top management of Corso Galileo Ferraris.

Well, I'm glad that there is no forced purchase at the end of the loan. This move is fine. I hope this guarantees that Amauri and Iaquinta are moving.

Juventude wrote:Well, I'm glad that there is no forced purchase at the end of the loan. This move is fine. I hope this guarantees that Amauri and Iaquinta are moving.

Agree

I just see Boriello move blocking development of our youth players... what a shame.

Lynx100 wrote:I just see Boriello move blocking development of our youth players... what a shame.

Almost all of our young forwards are out on loan this season and Boriello has a six month loan. Boriello's job will be to fill in on emergency situations and play cup games. He won't affect any development.

We still have DiSilvestro and Libertazzi.
We dont HAVE to sell Toni
Vucinic-Toni-Quag would also work
Dont forget Elia

Vucinic, Matri, Quag, Toni, Elia, Giacc, Pepe, Esti, Di Silvestro and Libertazzi
Should be able to fill the 3 forward positions with that list
or atleast play a 4-2-3-1 or 4-1-4-1