DeviAngel wrote:Juventus, meeting with the agent of Sanchez: the situation

Juventus closer to the Scudetto, and also ready to move on the market. Big. The name is that of Alexis Sanchez. Friday there was a meeting between the leaders Juventus in Turin and the agent of the Chilean Felicevich. A first interview, we talked about this possibility. Juventus have inquired about a possible transfer of Sanchez in black and white. The block of FIFA in the transfer market entry of Barcelona might curb any developments as the Catalan club would not be able to properly replace the Chilean striker. Pending the outcome of the appeal asses. But the solution could be made at home. If the boat decided to focus on the young star Deulofeu, on loan at Everton, history Sanchez-Juve could finally bloom (FIFA sanction prohibits only inbound operations, does not apply to returns of loans). Juventus on an old ball, Alexis is back on the list for Juventus

Lol, it won't happen. He is the 2nd top scorer after Messi. They bought him with 40m, and i guess they would want to sell him at a higher price. We wouldn't pay 30m even for this guy.

What would you guys think about going for Kuba, Cazorla, or Shaqiri for our right wing in a 433? I think theyd both be realistic options that could make a difference. Reus or Podolski are my personal preferences but theyre both out of reach most likely.

Who is Kuba? Cazorla is a really great player, but my only concern about him is that he wont be a long term solution. Shaqiri plays on the Left wing I think.

Blaszczykowski

Did Fiorentina reject an offer from us for Cuadrado?

Juve set sights on Hummels


Juventus could ask for Mats Hummels in exchange for their half of Ciro Immobile to Borussia Dortmund.

It is well known that Borussia Dortmund are keeping a very close eye on Immobile, who is current Capocannoniere with 19 Serie A goals for Torino.

He is co-owned by Juve and Toro, so any transfer in the summer would have to see the issue resolved between these clubs first.

According to the latest reports emanating from Germany, Juventus have requested Hummels as part of an exchange deal with Immobile.

The German international centre-back is 25 years old and has scored two goals in the Bundesliga this season.

He also found the net for Germany in a 1-1 friendly draw with Italy in November.

DeviAngel wrote:Juve set sights on Hummels


Juventus could ask for Mats Hummels in exchange for their half of Ciro Immobile to Borussia Dortmund.

It is well known that Borussia Dortmund are keeping a very close eye on Immobile, who is current Capocannoniere with 19 Serie A goals for Torino.

He is co-owned by Juve and Toro, so any transfer in the summer would have to see the issue resolved between these clubs first.

According to the latest reports emanating from Germany, Juventus have requested Hummels as part of an exchange deal with Immobile.

The German international centre-back is 25 years old and has scored two goals in the Bundesliga this season.

He also found the net for Germany in a 1-1 friendly draw with Italy in November.

A big NO to that.

Barzagli---Hummels---Bonucci---Paletta----Chiellini
Lichsteiner-------------Pirlo----------------Asamoah
Marchisio
Tevez

Conte preparing for life after Pogba I see

Responding to Juve101, I think all would improve the squad, though I believe that to purchase Cazorla, if Arsenal were even willing to part with him, simply to play him out wide would be a waste. I love both Kuba and Shaqiri, however I would go for the younger option, particularly given that Bayern's depth means they might be more willing to part with their player.

Not enough defensive cover imo

Replace Pirlo with Fernando and Tevez with Subotic and now we're talking.

Tomwin Lannister wrote:Not enough defensive cover imo

Replace Pirlo with Fernando and Tevez with Subotic and now we're talking.

True. I would say to replace marchisio with ogbonna as well.

Why don't we try going after Reus and add Immobile in the deal?

GIGItheBest wrote:Why don't we try going after Reus and add Immobile in the deal?

No. First we need to sort it out with torino before dealing with other teams. Dortmund will simply not sell their best star. Its like exchanging vidal for delefou from barca and we get 20m.

But teams are offering like 35 million for Reus, so Immobile plus 20 million isn't that bad.

Lazio and Juventus working on swap deal


Lazio and Juventus are discussing a swap deal involving Fabio Quagliarella and Senad Lulic.
The clubs have reportedly agreed on the valuation of the Bosnian player which is around €10 million.

However there are still some details that need to be settled, as confirmed by transfer market expert Michele Criscitiello and Tuttosport.

In particular, there is a slight divergence in the appraisal of Quagliarella and therefore in the amount of cash Lazio would receive in the deal.

Juventus’ offer is of €5 million plus the striker, while Claudio Lotito wants at least €6,5 million.

Repubblica reports that Juventus have found an agreement with the player on a contract and that there are other players that might be involved in the negotiations, in particular Mauricio Isla and Sebastian Giovinco.


I would do this, just as long as it doesn't mean we're sticking with a 3-52. Can he play LB?

Juventus have reportedly made signing Dani Osvaldo on a permanent basis one of their priorities ahead of the summer transfer window.

Osvaldo joined the Serie A champions on loan deal from Southampton in January after a disappointing start to his career at St Mary's Stadium.

The deal was reported to include a £15m option to make the move permanent, but Juventus are eager to reach an agreement to sign the Italian for much less, according to The Mirror.

Despite being eager to keep Osvaldo at the club beyond the end of the current season, Juventus are believed to be only willing to pay £7m for the 28-year-old.

Osvaldo was loaned out by Southampton shortly after he headbutted teammate Jose Fonte in training.


Not sure about this.

Serie A champions hope to snap up Japanese forward.

Italian giants Juventus are hoping to fend off interest from clubs in Germany and Spain in order to secure the signature of Manchester United midfielder Shinji Kagawa, according to Football Direct News.

The Japanese midfielder has struggled to make his mark at the club since arriving from Borussia Dortmund in 2012, having made just ten appearances in the Premier League this term.

However, that hasn’t stopped his stock from falling in Europe and now Juventus will look to tempt him to Turin by offering him the chance to player regular first team and Champions League football.

United boss David Moyes is believed to be willing to listen to offers during the transfer window as he prepares to dramatically overhaul his squad, and will definitely del should a suitable offer come his way.

Kagawa earned his reputation with Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund, who have been keen to bring him back, but Spanish title chasers Atletico Madrid have also made their interest in his services known.

Juventus will now look to to fend off the advances of other interested parties by preparing an £18m bid to convince United to negotiate with them.

I don't even know if we would offer that much for him

According to reports in England Manchester United are set to battle Juventus for the signing of Feyenoord midfielder Tonny Vilhena.

The Daily Mirror are reporting that Manchester United and Juventus have traveled to Rotterdam to watch the 19-year-old, with both set to offer around £5 million to tempt Feyenoord into selling.

Vilhena is a product of the famous Feyenoord youth academy, and made his debut for the club at the age of 17 in an Eredivisie game against VVV Venlo. Since then Vilhena has become a permanent member of Ronald Koeman’s starting eleven, and has made 70 appearances, scoring eight goals.

The midfielder has represented Netherlands at every level from U-15 to U-21′s and was part of the U-17′s side that won back to back European Championships, with Vilhena scoring the winning penalty against Germany in 2012.

A hugely talented midfielder, Vilhena has all the attributes to impress in Europe’s biggest league’s, but at only 19 he is unlikely to win a place in either Juventus or Manchester United’s midfield. With Feyenoord heading for the Champions League, staying in Rotterdam should be the best option for the young talent.

Yeah :/ lol would we sign a player for 18m and we don't havr a suitable formation for him?

The only place I can see him in is behind llorente.

Kagawa makes no sense unless we're planning on playing 4-3-1-2 (Horrible formation, gets shredded by any team with width)

Or 4-2-3-1. Switching to 4-2-3-1 would be too expensive as we'd need several wingers too.

I would love to see Hummels replacing Bonucci but not sure if Immobile includes in the deal.
And I don't think we are going to switch our ancient 3-5-2 formation as we need a lot of money to spend on quality players.If we are going to play with wingers like Biabiany or some other mediocre names we are linked with recently we better keep 3-5-2 and fight for 4th scudetto by saying goodbye to CL then lose them both.

Juventus, Moggi: "Conte and Pogba will stay,in attack comes a Blaugrana"

Former Juventus manager Luciano Moggi speaks of the Bianconeri immediately reassuring the fans because according to him, despite the many sirens abroad, conditions do not exist at the time that Antonio Conte could leave the bench. They may worry about the fans of other teams: "He will remain,Pogba will remain Pirlo and Marchisio as well. They will go away just Vucinic and Quagliarella, with Osvaldo will not be redeemed." Moggi also has clear ideas on the attacker that will ignite the enthusiasm on the market: it is Sanchez, ready to return to Italy.

@albanian bonnuci will retire in juventud

Sanchez? I really can't and will not believe that we are going to buy Sanchez. Next season? Maybe. But not this year. Yes, mirko quag will leave and osvaldo won't be redeemed. I hope that we can have gio-immobile and tevez-llorente for nexr season if we play a 352 (which I think conte will still use it if he wins EL with it).

Scuffet to Juve?


Juventus reportedly want to sign goalkeeper Simone Scuffet from Udinese to be the long term heir of Gigi Buffon.

The 17-year-old has excelled for Francesco Guidolin’s side since being called into first team action in the midst of an injury crisis at the club.

Such has been the level of his performances that the rookie is now a contender to make Cesare Prandelli’s Italy World Cup squad.

As reported by Sportmediaset.it, any deal struck between the clubs would see Scuffet join the Old Lady in the summer of 2015, after he has another season of development under his belt in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia.

Lazio ‘await’ Juve Lulic bid


Lazio are seen as ready to receive an offer from Juventus for Senad Lulic and have their cash valuation and exchange targets already in mind.

The Aquile’s 28-year-old left-wing-back has been increasingly linked with a move away from the Olimpico this coming summer, with the Old Lady listed as leading those interested in him.

The Gazzetta dello Sport report that Claudio Lotito is preparing for a possible bid from Juve and already has his intentions in mind.

It is seen that Lazio’s President is prepared to listen to cash-plus-player offers for Lulic, with a sum of between €7m and €8m and one from Sebastian Giovinco, Fabio Quagliarella and Mauricio Isla sent the other way.

DeviAngel wrote:Scuffet to Juve?


Juventus reportedly want to sign goalkeeper Simone Scuffet from Udinese to be the long term heir of Gigi Buffon.

The 17-year-old has excelled for Francesco Guidolin’s side since being called into first team action in the midst of an injury crisis at the club.

Such has been the level of his performances that the rookie is now a contender to make Cesare Prandelli’s Italy World Cup squad.

As reported by Sportmediaset.it, any deal struck between the clubs would see Scuffet join the Old Lady in the summer of 2015, after he has another season of development under his belt in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia.

What a cinderella story if it works out. In 2015 he'll be around the same age Buffon was when he first began making a name for himself and if he gets to learn a bit from Buffon before he takes his place then all the better. Must say I've only seen him in goal in the match vs Juve, but he seems to be getting a lot of praise even from great keepers like Buffon. One for the near future.

Why didn't we loan out leali to serie a squads?