Finnish_Red
21-07-06, 06:35 AM
Just some agent talk snapped from Skysports.
The agent of Juventus striker David Trezeguet has denied reports suggesting his client wants away from the deposed former Serie A champions.
Barring a successful appeal against The Old Lady's demotion for match-fixing, Juve will begin next season in the second tier of Italian football, with a 30-point handicap to boot - a prospect that has left many of the club's top names considering their future.
Trezeguet himself has been linked with a loan move to Liverpool, while Internazionale, Real Madrid and Lyon have also been mooted as admirers of the French international, whose penalty miss cost Les Bleus dear in the World Cup final penalty shoot-out.
However, Trezeguet's agent, Patrizia Pighini, insists the player will respect entirely the wishes of his Bianconeri employers.
"The player does not have a desire to move," Pighini told GRT press agency. "At the moment his future is in Juve's hands.
"When the management make a decision on David, he will decide his own future."
Juventus coach Didier Deschamps is hopeful of retaining Trezeguet for next season but, while Trezeguet's agent insists he will adhere to Juve's wishes, the player is keeping his options open.
"Trezeguet is not discounting anything," added Pighini. "Lyon would be good because he has lived many years in France, while Inter would allow him to stay close to Turin and Real would be good because his wife has Spanish origins and he also respects Fabio Capello."
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No mention of :lfc: what so ever. From the three clubs mentioned Lyon would be the most probable destination since Inter (if they get Toni and/or Zlatan) and Real are loaded with strikers.
Even thought he's a great player, he just don't seem to me as a Rafa type of acquisition with his big reputation/wage.
The agent of Juventus striker David Trezeguet has denied reports suggesting his client wants away from the deposed former Serie A champions.
Barring a successful appeal against The Old Lady's demotion for match-fixing, Juve will begin next season in the second tier of Italian football, with a 30-point handicap to boot - a prospect that has left many of the club's top names considering their future.
Trezeguet himself has been linked with a loan move to Liverpool, while Internazionale, Real Madrid and Lyon have also been mooted as admirers of the French international, whose penalty miss cost Les Bleus dear in the World Cup final penalty shoot-out.
However, Trezeguet's agent, Patrizia Pighini, insists the player will respect entirely the wishes of his Bianconeri employers.
"The player does not have a desire to move," Pighini told GRT press agency. "At the moment his future is in Juve's hands.
"When the management make a decision on David, he will decide his own future."
Juventus coach Didier Deschamps is hopeful of retaining Trezeguet for next season but, while Trezeguet's agent insists he will adhere to Juve's wishes, the player is keeping his options open.
"Trezeguet is not discounting anything," added Pighini. "Lyon would be good because he has lived many years in France, while Inter would allow him to stay close to Turin and Real would be good because his wife has Spanish origins and he also respects Fabio Capello."
http://tinyurl.com/krr5m
No mention of :lfc: what so ever. From the three clubs mentioned Lyon would be the most probable destination since Inter (if they get Toni and/or Zlatan) and Real are loaded with strikers.
Even thought he's a great player, he just don't seem to me as a Rafa type of acquisition with his big reputation/wage.