DeviAngel wrote:Nainggolan denies Juve rumour

Radja Nainggolan has taken to Twitter to deny rumours that he will make a move to Juventus.

The Cagliari man has been heavily linked with a switch away from the Isolani in recent months, with the Bianconeri and Inter both interested.

A story emerged earlier on Monday that the Belgium international had been spotted in Turin looking at houses, but the midfielder has insisted that is not the case.

“I’m not looking at any homes in Turin,” he posted on the social network. “I am in Cagliari. A day of rest.”

habsky wrote:Padoin is not even playing as CM. How would he stop Padoin from being deployed as right wingback?

S wrote:

habsky wrote:Padoin is not even playing as CM. How would he stop Padoin from being deployed as right wingback?

Maybe i wasnt clear.With Asamoah being moved to CM backup not looking anywhere near likely and with Pirlo out,Padoin automatically becomes first choice backup CM since he's been used there before this season as well the past seasons and you dont want that situation where an extremely limited player like him becomes the first choice CM deputy.
With Radja around,Licht back and Isla playing fairly ok,he's hardly going to see playtime.This is what i meant.

S wrote:Juventus could buy Nainggolan in January

If Juventus qualify for the knock-out rounds of the Champions League, they will make an offer for Cagliari midfielder Radja Nainggolan. The Serie A champions are hopeful of a loan with a right to buy option for the Belgian.

Source: Gazzetta dello Sport

S wrote:GDS apparently say Cagliari are ok with a loan + option to buy deal,but they want 16m.

I actually find it hard to believe.Dint they reject like offers of 10m for Radja's half  in the summer ?

16m will be ok for a player of his quality.I dont see it as a ripoff though honestly.

DeviAngel wrote:

S wrote:GDS apparently say Cagliari are ok with a loan + option to buy deal,but they want 16m.

I actually find it hard to believe.Dint they reject like offers of 10m for Radja's half  in the summer ?

16m will be ok for a player of his quality.I dont see it as a ripoff though honestly.

But would it be ripoff if they obligate us to buy him? If its the price you mean that's a ripoff than I agree he could easly go up to 18 mil

S wrote:

DeviAngel wrote:

S wrote:GDS apparently say Cagliari are ok with a loan + option to buy deal,but they want 16m.

I actually find it hard to believe.Dint they reject like offers of 10m for Radja's half  in the summer ?

16m will be ok for a player of his quality.I dont see it as a ripoff though honestly.

But would it be ripoff if they obligate us to buy him? If its the price you mean that's a ripoff than I agree he could easly go up to 18 mil

I meant the price.In today's market its a decent sum honestly.I'm actually surprised they're asking only 16m for some reason

DeviAngel wrote:

S wrote:

DeviAngel wrote:

But would it be ripoff if they obligate us to buy him? If its the price you mean that's a ripoff than I agree he could easly go up to 18 mil

I meant the price.In today's market its a decent sum honestly.I'm actually surprised they're asking only 16m for some reason

When is his contract expiring ? I know last season they asked from us 18 mil with some clauses it was going to rise up to 20

salmano9 wrote:It was a bad decision to let him go that easily without giving him a chance :(I miss diego

Milan offer for Nainggolan, it is a derby with Inter

Di Marzio wrote:Remember this name- Radja Nainggolan, he will be the focal point of the mercato discussion in early 2014. Many big clubs are pursuing him, while he continues to convince match after match. Juve wants to acquire him in the summer, Inter has ben pondering him for quite some time. And now, Milan has also joined the race. As reported by Alessandro Alciato, in the last few hours the rossoneri has made an attempt. Galliani has contacted Cagliari president Cellino, he offered an expensive loan deal with option to buy. He could be the right midfielder to use in the Champions League against Atletico Madrid, whom Milan will face without the suspended Montolivo and Muntari. The agent for the Belgian midfielder has yet to speak to Milan but anything can happen, the situation is wide open. We already know who will be the first big name of the 2014 mercato.