The Guardian - Chelsea Malouda goes to Juve

It could be a turning point for the idea Malouda, Juventus, as reported by the tabloid newspaper The Guardian of the channel, Chelsea would be ready to give the player if they were going to sign two shots within the next few hours, or the Uruguayan Port Alvaro Pereira and playmaker Luka Modric of Tottenham, elements that should be superimposed in the area of ​​jurisdiction of the former Lyon capable of acting both external to and playmaker that would add to Mata, who arrived at Stamford Bridge in recent days.

Malouda for sale that would become inevitable and necessary for the Blues so that would push the player to Turin hoping to raise some € 8 million from his card but, at the end, could get up to 5 million to 6 million in order to alleviate overcrowded a rose in the aforementioned . Despite the declarations of Andre Villas Boas today that seem a Pre-tactical move and nothing more.

I actually favor malouda's move. If he can come alongside krasic, pepe, estigarribia and pasquato are wings will have quality and depth dude. I hope it happens!

If Chelsea is that desperate to get rid of him, Juve should see if they can take him on loan w/option to buy or lower their asking price even more. I don't want Juve to be stuck with Malouda when he's 33 or 34.

Juventude wrote:If Chelsea is that desperate to get rid of him, Juve should see if they can take him on loan w/option to buy or lower their asking price even more. I don't want Juve to be stuck with Malouda when he's 33 or 34.

Agreed. I dont think Chelsea will loan btw.. Sell only.. he could go to Tottenham.. wait and see

And with Malouda's come to Juve,we will have to change our name in "fringe mediocre Juve"...

hey all!long time to post as i was away the summer.

i dont like malouda as player and he is a way old.

he is old but he still has years left in his tank. Besides, we will have pasquato and estigarribia to fight for the spot with Malouda so the competition will be fierce. I think it would be a good deal.

djfawnz wrote:he is old but he still has years left in his tank. Besides, we will have pasquato and estigarribia to fight for the spot with Malouda so the competition will be fierce. I think it would be a good deal.

i disagree why to sign malouda?first we already cover that position with 2 players and there is more players that can play there if we have problem.malouda is an overated player and i didnt want him even at his 28 not now at 31 too much money for nothing and his contact will force Conte to use him.

few things i saw from pasquato and estigarribia so far and i prefer them than malouda

Juventude wrote:If Chelsea is that desperate to get rid of him, Juve should see if they can take him on loan w/option to buy or lower their asking price even more. I don't want Juve to be stuck with Malouda when he's 33 or 34.

Chelsea wont loan him out because he is in last year of his contract.

face it guys , without CL we cant sign top class players , no Ribery no hazard but if we get CL football we will get them , Malouda is one of the classiest wingers around the world and having him for just 6million as he can play at top level for 2 years is great , he is proven , anyone who watch EPL will know that , him with us we could reach our objectives and next summber if we reach CL we could get younger wingers for the future also with pasquato and estigarribia what we got to lose

Not a long-term solution. By the way, does wing tactics work in Serie A? Most successful Seria A teams has no typical wingers and most modern football teams place 3 men on midfield. Mourinho once tried to build wings in Inter, but failed in the end~

We aren't going to sell him.

Villas-Boas has already said it and that's the end of it.

english_jewel wrote:We aren't going to sell him.

Villas-Boas has already said it and that's the end of it.

Good Chelsea can keep him and his roughly 2.4 million euro salary.

english_jewel wrote:We aren't going to sell him.

Villas-Boas has already said it and that's the end of it.

Isn't he in his last year of his contract?