Unfortunately we are again. After much (too much) heralded and promoted interest in a player (D'Agostino in this case) it seems that if it will do nothing.
I fear that it will have to pass water under the bridge before Dry & Co learn to move like it should be (ie, silent and detecting all) of the transfer market in the world.
But not all silver lining.
things first. Apparently the meeting was three Secco el'Udinese take rather tense: both companies, as well as the player would arrive at a solution. But the distance is too great.
Juve heavy because of the will of the player: "I heard that the deal is blocked. I hope you continue to treat, we'll know more tomorrow. Honestly I did not want to know what the problem was. I have an agreement with myself Well, then As regards the financial sacrifice he would speak with them almost closed deal. "
Juve inclined to pay 14 million, including cash money and technical counterparts, the 'Udinese 20 million calls.
Many, perhaps too many for a talented midfield, but it's not who lack viable alternatives and cheaper. First
Diarra, Sissoko's shoulder in the Malian National. The giant of Mali, in 1981, will cost approximately 15 million and I think the two would form a dam in midfield very good and strong physically. Capello to a midfield that is. Then there is the possibility
Ledesma, born in 1982. The price is certainly under 15 million and the quality of player certainly more than good. D'Agostino and Diarra would prefer, but it would be a good buy. So maybe the deal
D'Agostino is not yet completely set, but I think it is not appropriate to pass out if Udinese fail to reduce its economic pretensions, and above all technical. First, because the problem now goes in Friuli, with a player who had promised to go to Juve, and that would remain if not reluctantly at least a little motivated.
The important thing is going to buy a quality midfielder to secure, as the names we have done.
But while we're at Felipe Melo ... why not?
's agent Claudio Pasqualin speaks to Lady Radio: "I think for Fiorentina retain all their samples are very complicated. In particular, I think Felipe Melo, for whom these days there is a strong pressing by many important teams. "
Certainly his assessment is higher than the D'Agostino and passes the 20 million euro, but the possibility of including Marchionni (Cesare Prandelli launched right from the time of Parma) in the transaction would simplify things, as well as prospect of seeing further increase the value of Felipe Melo, who is only 25 years.
We'll see.
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