Showing posts with label Juve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juve. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Giorgio Chillieni might stay put at Juventus

Juventus have successfully

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Juventus submit late bid for Gallas and Arsene is prepared this time

It seems Arsenal have learnt a great deal from the past, as Wenger braces himself for an exodus of defensive players at the North London outfit.

Friday, June 4, 2010

"I want to stay here" - says Arsenal target Felipe Melo

Felipe Melo won't join Arsenal this season, the defensive midfielder plans to 'stay and fight' at his current club

Some weeks ago, the media successfully inundated the goon blogosphere with "come and get me" pleas alledgedly issued by the want-away Brazilian hardman, who as it is, has had a hard rethink.

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Juve still keen on Gigi swap: This time they want Fabregas

Looks like Wenger has met his match, Alberto Zacheroni (Juventus coach) will only contemplate Buffon's departure on the basis of a bargain.

Arsenal are on the look out for a goalkeeper.
Well, to me that's enough reason to be linked with the tested and trusted shot-stopper.

Friday, April 23, 2010

Juve plan Arsenal raid

The Mail, understands that Juventus are preparing to lure Arsenal' duo of Robin Van Persie and Bacary Sagna to the Stadio Olimpico, in a bid to increase their chances of winning a trophy next season.

The Italian club is set to use Gianluigi Buffon (33) and Felipe Melo (27) as bait for Robin Van Persie. The Old Lady has being a long-term admirer of the 27-year-old striker, who returned to action for the Gunners against Tottenham last week, after enduring a long-spell on the sidelines due to an injury.

The report believes the bargain might work out due to the idea that both players are great in their respective positions, and the economic disposition of Mr Wenger.

Juventus are thought to have also enquired about the availability of Arsenal's right-back Bacary Sagna.
The 27-year-old's Agent recently rebuffed claims that his client was Italy bound.
But the tabloid expects Arsene Wenger to spend heavily in the transfer market this summer, and maybe he might replace the Frenchman who has failed to live up to the lofty expectations of the Arsenal faithful with Ajax's no-nonsense defender Gregory Van der Wiel, who has improved tremendously in the last couple of years.