Juve chief in London for Lampard talks

[AFII]

Juve chief in London for Lampard talks
tribalfootball.com - October 23, 2007

Juventus sports chief Alessio Secco is in London today for talks over Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard, it has been revealed.

Gazzetta dello Sport says Secco is set to meet with the agents of the England international in London to discuss an end-of-season move to Juve.

Secco is confident he can land Lampard for £7 million, but will ask the player to take a cut on his £4 million Blues salary.

[thesilverfoxlfc]

Spain for him

[Maestro]

Juve chief in London for Lampard talks
tribalfootball.com - October 23, 2007

Juventus sports chief Alessio Secco is in London today for talks over Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard, it has been revealed.

Gazzetta dello Sport says Secco is set to meet with the agents of the England international in London to discuss an end-of-season move to Juve.

Secco is confident he can land Lampard for £7 million, but will ask the player to take a cut on his £4 million Blues salary.

**** all chance of that greedy **** taking a cut on his salary..

[Dan]

We should sign him for 7 mil, offer him 200 grand a week and stick him in the reserves

[Jayesh87]

We should sign him for 7 mil, offer him 200 grand a week and stick him in the reserves

[thesilverfoxlfc]

We should sign him for 7 mil, offer him 200 grand a week and stick him in the reserves

No

[Parm]

We should sign him for 7 mil, offer him 200 grand a week and stick him in the reserves

now that is a really good idea.

[johnp]

We should sign him for 7 mil, offer him 200 grand a week and stick him in the reserves

He wouldn't make our reserves

[Parm]

He wouldn't make our reserves

true, we've already got 75 CM there already.

[El Diego]

We should buy him and make him polish stevie's arse after he has a ****.

[AFII]

Lampard Moving Closer To Juve Frank Lampard’s move from Chelsea to Juventus is looking increasingly likely, as the two clubs hold advanced talks about the transfer today.

The England international has been heavily linked with the Serie B champions for some time, and Juventus director of sport, Alessio Secco, met with Chelsea officials earlier in the week.

According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Secco will again be in London today to hold advanced talks with Chelsea, in a bid to thrash out terms over a transfer.

Blues owner Roman Abramovich has set his stall out to create a more exciting and universally appealing brand of football at Stamford Bridge, and one of the major casualties of this change will be Lampard, who is known more for his substance than for his style.

The 29-year-old is said to be keen to experience a new challenge abroad and would relish the chance to hook up with old boss Claudio Ranieri, the man who was responsible for launching his career when he signed him from West Ham in 2001.

Lampard is available for €10m and is likely to accept a reduction in salary from €6m to 5m a year in order to facilitate the move.

The transfer is unlikely to take place until the summer, but sources in Italy believe that providing Juventus qualify for next year’s Champions League then a move is a virtual guarantee.

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