Antonio Conte has announced a 28-man squad for the team’s pre-season preparations in Val d’Aosta.
Juventus are scheduled to arrive in Châtillon/Saint-Vincent tomorrow (Thursday 12 July) and remain in the region until Monday 23 July.
The group includes ten youngsters from the club’s Youth Sector. Recent arrival Lucio is expected to link up with his new team-mates on Saturday 14 July.
The eight Bianconeri involved in Euro 2012 (Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini, Giaccherini, Marchisio, Pirlo and Giovinco) have been granted extra time off following their efforts in Poland and Ukraine.
The full squad for Val d’Aosta is as follows:
Goalkeepers
Leali Storari
Defenders
Caceres De Ceglie Lichtsteiner Lucio (from 14 July) Masi Ziegler
Midfielders
Asamoah Isla Marrone Padoin Pepe Vidal
Strikers
Boakye Matri Quagliarella Vucinic
Youth Sector players
Branescu Citti Rugani Garcia Tena Pol Magnusson Untersee Appelt Bouy Schiavone Padovan
Wow great! I see Ziegler and Bouy in ths squad!
Added on July 12, 2012, 10:15 amEh, Kuale...time to update the transfer information in your 2nd post
IINM we got one promissing young somalian player ayub daud is it? is he still with us or still too young?
IINM we got one promissing young somalian player ayub daud is it? is he still with us or still too young?
not dat young...IINM he's 22 @ 23 by now. Last i checked he's already left Juve And who can forget his brilliant showing against Man utd in this youth cup i dono some years back then..
QUOTE(ajie @ Jul 12 2012, 12:25 PM)
why la the away kit need to have sponsor with white background
same here...why don't they just use the effin white font??
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QUOTE(kuaLe_AGX @ Jul 12 2012, 12:53 PM)
not dat young...IINM he's 22 @ 23 by now. Last i checked he's already left Juve And who can forget his brilliant showing against Man utd in this youth cup i dono some years back then..
same here...why don't they just use the effin white font??
Yea, but many were excited when he was paired up with Immobile and Gio in their youth years... Daud was footballer and top goal scorer of the youth tournament i think.
not very sure where he is now, he's in a swiss club now i think.
Antonio Conte has announced a 28-man squad for the team’s pre-season preparations in Val d’Aosta.
Juventus are scheduled to arrive in Châtillon/Saint-Vincent tomorrow (Thursday 12 July) and remain in the region until Monday 23 July.
The group includes ten youngsters from the club’s Youth Sector. Recent arrival Lucio is expected to link up with his new team-mates on Saturday 14 July.
The eight Bianconeri involved in Euro 2012 (Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini, Giaccherini, Marchisio, Pirlo and Giovinco) have been granted extra time off following their efforts in Poland and Ukraine.
The full squad for Val d’Aosta is as follows:
Goalkeepers
Leali Storari
Defenders
Caceres De Ceglie Lichtsteiner Lucio (from 14 July) Masi Ziegler
Midfielders
Asamoah Isla Marrone Padoin Pepe Vidal
Strikers
Boakye Matri Quagliarella Vucinic
Youth Sector players
Branescu Citti Rugani Garcia Tena Pol Magnusson Untersee Appelt Bouy Schiavone Padovan
Wow great! I see Ziegler and Bouy in ths squad!
Added on July 12, 2012, 10:15 amEh, Kuale...time to update the transfer information in your 2nd post
I just realize that Krasic is not in the list...he might ended up like amauri early last season if he not moves... -train alone -no number jersey assign to him
Joined: Jan 2003
From: Penang / Bentong, Pahang / Genting
Borini signed for Liverpool already...and I think Roma is now checking out Destro....i heard Gab is on the verge of signing for us...so many news regarding out new no 9
Joined: Jan 2003
From: Penang / Bentong, Pahang / Genting
well motta was a good buy actually, i remembered he started brightly for us that time. but im not sure why he suddenly lack confidence and his form dropped so much...RB position in the national team was pretty much his already actually..
The negotiations over Robin van Persie's future have been complicated by the Dutch striker having indicated to Arsenal that his first choice of the three clubs pursuing him is Juventus.
Van Persie has not ruled out the possibility of going to one of the two Manchester clubs, and his first choice from those two would be United, but if possible he would prefer to go to the current Italian champions. Of the three, Juventus are the least financially powerful but in an ideal world the player would rather leave the Premier League than play for one of Arsenal's rivals.
Negotiations to sell Van Persie are expected to develop this week with the player's representatives keen to move the situation along. The club have been told that it is Juventus whom Van Persie would prefer to join and it is Arsène Wenger's preference that he would not go to Manchester City, but there are serious doubts over whether the Italians could come up with a deal acceptable to Arsenal. The asking price is thought to be between £20m and £25m with Van Persie seeking a five-year contract worth in excess of £120,000 a week contract. Both sides, the player and the club, are agreed that any deal will not hinge on a question of money for Van Persie – if it did he is well aware that his best option would be City – although it does now appear to come down to whether Juventus can formulate a deal.
Juventus had been favourites to sign the Napoli striker Edinson Cavani this summer but have not yet done so. The club are still recovering financially from their demotion to Serie B after the 2006 calciopoli scandal, and posted losses in their last published accounts of £75m for the 2010-11 season. Like all leading European clubs they are also trying to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations.
At 29 years old, with a less-than-perfect injury record and the prospect that he will be a free agent next summer, Van Persie, for all his qualities, is not a simple player to arrive at a price for. There has been significant discrepancy on what he is worth to the clubs interested.
United would like to do a deal for the player but they are aware that they are always likely to be outmuscled on the question of price by City, if it comes to that. City have stayed in touch over Van Persie in spite of knowing they are third in the pecking order.
Both clubs are obliged to wait to see whether Juventus can come up with the kind of package that would convince Arsenal to do the deal. The Gunners' players leave for Malaysia on Saturday, arriving on Sunday ahead of the first game of their three-match pre-season tour of Asia, a week today against a select Malaysian XI.
It is agreed that it would be best for Van Persie and the club were there to be some resolution on his future by then, in light of his statement on 5 July that he would not be signing a new contract at the club.
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