Robben : "I know that Juve are interested & I'm glad. It's a great club with a great history"

NO THANK YOU !Rather spend the cash on a younger ,fitter talent.

I dont think he'll ever come back to his 09-10 form back again.

Can't see him playing as effective as he is in Germany than in Italy.

If anything, it's the Italians who can and will find a way to stop his trademark runs.

Both Surag and JD have got a point there. I am a bit skeptic about having Robben here at Juve.

Robben when fit is unstoppable no matter where he plays...Robben = world best winger

whoever will not take Robben @ Juve must get his mind checked......


so far as he will boot Pepe out of first team action, am down for him.

Pepe YOLO [time is ticking on you son]

Before asking to get people's mind checked i think you should also assess how Robben has played this season.

I watch Bayern games almost every week and i can tell you that he has been pretty poor.His trademark mazing runs are missing from his game atm ,he doesnt seem to accelerate past defenders anymore plus he's always being double-marked similar to what Krasic when he faced that dip in form from Jan 2011 onwards therefore being deemed ineffective.

Plus add to that the Bayern doctors have done a remarkable job to keep him fit and healthy for so long and hence he has been able to play a stretch of games.What are teh chances on him staying injury free at Juve?that is why i say its a gamble.

I have told time and again that Juve should prioritize signings in certain positions and priority at the moment is a clinical forward.a 20 goal forward.I just dont seem to have that confidence in Matri especially when it comes to tournaments like CL.I rather Juve sign a WC forward first and then ponder about making signings in other positions.

the fact that Bayern is letting him go to replace him with shaqiri says a lot.

and robben doesn't defend either....and krasic drama should serve as example.

conte wants hard-working players

Bayern Munich star Arjen Robben has fuelled suggestions that he could join Juventus at the end of the season.

The Dutchman has been named as a possible transfer target for the Turin giants and he didn’t exactly shut the door when asked about the Old Lady.

“The interest of a great club like Juventus is always pleasing,” he told Sky Sport Italia after Tuesday’s 2-1 win over Real Madrid in the Champions League.

“Juventus have had a great season, they are looking to rebuild and they have a team with a great future.

“I’m very happy at Bayern, but I still haven’t signed a contract extension and you never know what will happen in football.”

The winger, born in January 1984, is only tied to the Bundesliga giants until June 2013. If he doesn’t sign this summer then Bayern will run the risk of losing him for free at the end of next season.

I get the feeling that he's mentioning Juve to put pressure on Bayern to give him a new contract. He's a great player, but I would rather Juve look at some younger options.

I think there is something here it seems like a move that wont take too much to happen.

I would prefer Ribery from bayern