Quagliarella close to transfer to Norwich

by DeviAngel Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:15 am

After Giaccherini, Juventus would be ready to "place" another player in the Premier League as reported by "Sportmediaset", in fact, Fabio Quagliarella Juventus' 30-year-old, it would be very close to the transfer to Norwich, with the leaderships of two companies that have already reached an agreement for the sale of tag bomber Campanian on the basis of 7 million euro. It remains to be seen whether Quagliarella is favorable to move to England, although the Norwich have already prepared a rich contract by € 2.5 million per season to convince the player Campania.

by Juventude Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:19 am

That would be interesting. All these italians going to the EPL. It's kind of a shame. More of a drain on Serie A of some of our better players.

by DeviAngel Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:36 am

We are kind of in a rush for selling player even tohu Marotta said getting Jovetic i utopia but is it ?

by S Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:50 am

Juventude wrote:That would be interesting. All these italians going to the EPL. It's kind of a shame. More of a drain on Serie A of some of our better players.

Lol seriously ?

The likes of Cavani,Jovetic,Marquinhos etc is what you call the real draining of Serie A's talents.Not above average players like Giacch or Quags.
I think you are overreacting a bit to the current situation.Sure Serie A has been raided from some of its best players in the last few years.But Giacch and Quag type of transfers happen all the time whether it was in Serie A's best days or its darkest days.Nothing really to feel sad or disappointed about.

And this exodus of Serie A has actually helped Serie A teams keep their finances in check and rebuild sensibly because there have been teams who have paid well over their worth for many players.I mean Cavani going for 63m,Silva a defender going for 42m just to name a few.

by Juventude Sat Jul 13, 2013 1:01 am

Surag wrote:
Juventude wrote:That would be interesting. All these italians going to the EPL. It's kind of a shame. More of a drain on Serie A of some of our better players.

Lol seriously ?

The likes of Cavani,Jovetic,Marquinhos etc is what you call the real draining of Serie A's talents.Not above average players like Giacch or Quags.
I think you are overreacting a bit to the current situation.Sure Serie A has been raided from some of its best players in the last few years.But Giacch and Quag type of transfers happen all the time whether it was in Serie A's best days or its darkest days.Nothing really to feel sad or disappointed about.

And this exodus of Serie A has actually helped Serie A teams keep their finances in check and rebuild sensibly because there have been teams who have paid well over their worth for many players.I mean Cavani going for 63m,Silva a defender going for 42m just to name a few.

Man, calm down. I agree that those are major drains, but also losing decent players is a drain too. It's a bad sign when the world class and above average players are leaving the league. That was the point I was trying to make.

by S Sat Jul 13, 2013 1:02 am

I am calm.And i dont think so,i disagree with you.There will always be new ones that will crop up.

Lets agree to disagree either ways.

by S Sat Jul 13, 2013 2:01 am

DeviAngel wrote:We are kind of in a rush for selling player even tohu Marotta said getting Jovetic i utopia but is it ?

Marotta wrote:The arrival of Tevez gives us options which would make the pursuit of Jovetic unnecessary, something we gave up on a while ago.

by DeviAngel Sat Jul 13, 2013 4:29 am

Surag wrote:
DeviAngel wrote:We are kind of in a rush for selling player even tohu Marotta said getting Jovetic i utopia but is it ?

Marotta wrote:The arrival of Tevez gives us options which would make the pursuit of Jovetic unnecessary, something we gave up on a while ago.

The strange phase of the market starts right now ..

by Cotes Sat Jul 13, 2013 11:28 am

Surag wrote:I am calm.And i dont think so,i disagree with you.There will always be new ones that will crop up.

Lets agree to disagree either ways.

Quags is a good player & could've really shined for a weaker Serie A team where he'd get regular playing time...
The man was great last season...& scored some really important goals for us (like the 2 vs Chelsea to name a few)
It is a drain to lose players of his quality from the league

by DeviAngel Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:09 pm

Cotes wrote:
Surag wrote:I am calm.And i dont think so,i disagree with you.There will always be new ones that will crop up.

Lets agree to disagree either ways.

Quags is a good player & could've really shined for a weaker Serie A team where he'd get regular playing time...
The man was great last season...& scored some really important goals for us (like the 2 vs Chelsea to name a few)
It is a drain to lose players of his quality from the league

Same goes for Matri but Matri is the only real sub for Llorente, watch llorente hav etrouble with him this season

by djfawnz Sat Jul 13, 2013 12:52 pm

dude what the hell, Matri sucks major ass dude, he wont give nobody a run for his spot. If matri stays he'll e 5th choice striker, nothing else.

by salmano9 Sat Jul 13, 2013 1:37 pm

Go home dj

by Juveman17 Sat Jul 13, 2013 1:37 pm

Sorry Luca your boy is leaving

by salmano9 Sat Jul 13, 2013 2:03 pm

He was a champion tbh, we will miss his fantagols Wink

by lucianomoggi Sat Jul 13, 2013 8:30 pm

Serie a clubs are good enough to keep you on seventh place if you are on a building process...

by juvealbanian Sat Jul 13, 2013 11:05 pm

He is better than Matri anyway this would be good for the team and Quagliarella.Hope he scores some crazy goals in England,Im sure he will

by DeviAngel Sat Jul 13, 2013 11:51 pm

Fabio Quagliarella is the latest Juventus striker to be linked with a move away from the club, as Norwich step up their chase for the forward.

The arrivals of Carlos Tevez and Fernando Llorente have thrown into doubt the futures of a number of Bianconeri attackers.

Alessandro Matri has been rumoured with Lazio, whilst Mirko Vucinic is the subject of reported bids from Russia.

But the Daily Mirror believe that Quagliarella could be the first to depart, with Premier League side Norwich interested in bringing him to England.

Chris Houghton’s men could bid around €7m for the Italy international, a fee that may tempt Antonio Conte’s team into selling.

It is unclear though, whether the 30-year-old is keen on a move to the Canaries.

by djfawnz Sun Jul 14, 2013 3:09 am

lol i am home :p.

Common bro honestly, you really think he would be 3rd or 4th choice striker?

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