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This is big if we are really getting him and hats off to Marotta for closing it early. I am really exited by this and is curious to learn the exact amount. Everything seems like we are getting him but i just cant belive its true anyways still hope Pogboom stays for his entire carrer.

25m +5 bonuses + full ownership of 2 youth players.

I can't believe that he lowered the price after he ended saying dybala is worth 50m...

A lot of doubts over this transfer. Dybala gets pushed off the ball easily due to his size,loses a lot of aerial duels, his one footed, his only proven himself for one season in Sere A and not to mention the high fee paid for a player in the last year of his contract. However he potentially has a high ceiling, has scored 15 goals roughly this season and does look an intelligent player.Only time will tell to see if this is the right decision. In Marotta and Max I trust.

City offer Toure for Pogba?
Reports in Britain claim Manchester City could offer Yaya Toure to Juventus as part of a deal to secure Paul Pogba.

@Marottalad So far Marotta and Paratici didn't make a single mistake in buying young talents, so far they deserve our support. You are right only time will tell

Yeaah, also in juventuz forums they say thay being one footed is a disadvantage cuz it makes him predictable

Messi? Robben? Bale?

His lack of a right foot doesn't worry me, the fact he's a leftie on it's own can throw defenders.

Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

not sure how old you were in 04 and when you started watching Juve but with the attack we had pre-calciopoli and in 04 (DP, Treegeuet, Ibra, Zalayeta) we were never in for Tevez at all, we didn't even try to chase him, with DP on the bench in those days you could imagine......

on Dybala with so many conflicting reports coming out on the final price, I doubt any deal is in place, we have seen all of these things happen before (sanchez, iturbe etc)we always get linked and lose out....

also anything above 25m would be a ripoff, kid is good but might flop like Iturbe did.....

also am hearing a Coman exchange plus cash deal being reported, it'd be retarded if we do such a deal....

Yea, paying over 25m sounds too much, but this time I couldn't care less. We are making epic money in CL at the moment.

The latest reports echo the same though, 30mil + bonuses (o.O). Still rather this than giving away Coman or Leali (previously reported).

Would be a good move if it's true, Dybala is very talented and already familiar with Serie A so the risk is lower imo.
Now we need to sell Llorente and bring a new striker

I think we should try to get Van Persie,he's not very comfortable at ManU and we can try a move just like we did with Tevez,yeah he is injury prone but he's quality striker.

Lol if we lose him for 32 you'll all cry about us losing him. Now everything over 25 is to much for a kid who is chased by several clubs and is 21?

I would send Coman on loan or as part of the deal that kid showed nothing.

elm_baraja_shaman wrote:

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

not sure how old you were in 04 and when you started watching Juve but with the attack we had pre-calciopoli and in 04 (DP, Treegeuet, Ibra, Zalayeta) we were never in for Tevez at all, we didn't even try to chase him, with DP on the bench in those days you could imagine......

Maybe we had some interest, but not try to chase him. We had 3 World Class strikers in DP, trez and Ibra back then, just like Messi, Dinho and Henry days, but maybe 1 level below with Zlatan not being fully mature. Trezegol was a top hit back then and I heard many big clubs were chasing him but we refused to sell.

Elm, were you watching Juve a lot during these days? I started watching Juve constantly right after the World Cup, literally in Serie B. I did not know much about the Calciopoli facts, actually nobody knows yet...

EXCLUSIVE TJ - HERE ARE THE FIGURES FOR Dybala
As we reported yesterday, after the match against Real Madrid will be an important summit of the market in Turin between the leadership of Juventus, those of Palermo, the procured by Dybala, Triulzi and brother Dybala. Juventus will offer the player a five-year, while in Palermo a total offer of 30 million plus bonuses including some technical counterpart, Juventus still will not offer forty million euro.

Di Marzio:

"There is an agreement on the basis of 28 million euro plus 8 bonus tied to difficult to reach. In addition, Juventus also has proposed two players: one course (Goldaniga) and one chosen from Magnusson, Spinazzola and Lanini, with the latter two comeback. Dybala ready to dress in black and white, Allegri ready to embrace his new reinforcements in attack. "
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28m? We got Morata for 20m... He can prove his worth IMO. Hopefully he will just like Morata.

Juventus continues to negotiate with Cavani on wages: the latest

While Juve's players are getting ready to face Real Madrid in the Champions League semifinal, the club's directors keep working on transfer market. The bianconeri are still negotiating with Cavani on his wages, the former Napoli striker is asking for €8 million after taxes a season, while Juventus is offering slightly less. The Italian club will start negotiating with PSG only after they reach an agreement with Cavani. The negotiation continue, Juventus wants to ensure they can stay amongst Juve's elite.

Decisive day for Dybala?
By Football Italia staff

Juventus will reportedly meet with Paulo Dybala’s agent in Milan today, moving closer to finally sealing a deal for the forward.

The Bianconeri have been increasingly linked with the forward in recent weeks, and are thought to be very close to officially signing the Argentinian.

Tuttosport reports that Pierpaolo Triulzi will meet with the Turin giants today in order to agree a contract, which is seen as a formality, with only Dybala’s signature required.

The newspaper then reports that the Old Lady will finalise the fee for the 21-year-old, which would involve the club paying €32m for the striker, and may not be confirmed today.

Some of that fee is likely to be offset by Juve giving up their right to Edoardo Goldaniga and Eric Lanini, who are co-owned by the two clubs.

Tuttosport believes there will also be €8m in bonuses included in the deal, which would be linked to Dybala’s performances, as well as the achievements of Juventus - league position, Champions League success.

Calciomercato also reports that Triulzi will meet with the Bianconeri, but believes the deal to be worth €28m, with €8m in bonuses.

The website also reports a potential slip of the tongue from Juve’s general manager Giuseppe Marotta.

The site reports that Marotta was asked about Dybala after the Champions League semi-final with Real Madrid, and appeared to state that the player had signed, before correcting himself.

“Dybala is a 21-year-old, he’s wanted by a lot of teams. He needs to gain experience.

“We’ve made a major investment… we haven’t signed him. We’re negotiating.”

According to GDM and SKY Dybala is our player.

The transfer will cost 40m = 28 in cash + player valued 2m + bonuses.

Dybala will earn 1.5m in the first year + bonuses, the salary will be raised every year until 2019.

Yeah I think this is almost done deal, Marotta said yesterday we have made a important investment on Dybala

OK 40 mln on total is not little money for us but Marotta knows what he's doing. (he even lowered the price to 28 plus bonuses )
With Dybala in we will have our attack secured with two top young players then we should focus on our defense and gk

juvealbanian wrote:Yeah I think this is almost done deal, Marotta said yesterday we have made a important investment on Dybala

OK 40 mln on total is not little money for us but Marotta knows what he's doing. (he even lowered the price to 28 plus bonuses )
With Dybala in we will have our attack secured with two top young players then we should focus on our defense and gk

For defense, we have Rugani and bonnuci is quite young. Defenders prime late. For GK, after yesterday's performance, I can say that I would like to see Buffon for the next 4 years or so... He can make it to the world cup. I don't think that Buffon is thinking about retiring soon really... He is performing at the highest level.

I forgot about Rugani...he is a really good defender
As for Buffon who wouldn't want to see him as long as he can play on high level?
But we have to secure a talented keeper like Perin for example,we can let him play with his current team so he continues to develop.

juvealbanian wrote:I forgot about Rugani...he is a really good defender
As for Buffon who wouldn't want to see him as long as he can play on high level?
But we have to secure a talented keeper like Perin for example,we can let him play with his current team so he continues to develop.

Did you know that Rugani didn't get any yellow card this season? Leali hopefully

salmano9 wrote:

elm_baraja_shaman wrote:

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

salmano9 wrote:Palermo tempt Tevez
Saturday 28 August, 2004

Newly promoted Palermo are planning to splash some more cash with an audacious bid for Argentine hitman Carlos Tevez.

The talented Boca Juniors striker hit the headlines this month with his eight goals – including the Final winner – that earned his country the Gold medal in the Olympics football event.

Previously linked with Milan and Juventus, 20-year-old Tevez is available for just £13.3m and a deal could be done before the transfer deadline.

Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini is eager to get in one more striker to partner Luca Toni and the pacey Tevez would suit his tactical requirements.

Zamparini had been in negotiations with Lecce’s Javier Ernesto Chevanton before his move to Monaco and Tevez is considered a more glamorous alternative.

Meanwhile, the Sicilians have officially signed Piacenza goalkeeper Matteo Guardalben on a three-year contract. He could make his debut in the mini-tournament against Sampdoria and Olympiakos on Sunday evening.

“The pre-season training went well and this side is ready to get out there,” commented Coach Francesco Guidolin. “Now we need to do some dress rehearsals before the start of the Serie A season, which means not many substitutions and forgetting these games are friendlies.”
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10 years ago

not sure how old you were in 04 and when you started watching Juve but with the attack we had pre-calciopoli and in 04 (DP, Treegeuet, Ibra, Zalayeta) we were never in for Tevez at all,  we didn't even try to chase him, with DP on the bench in those days you could imagine......

Maybe we had some interest, but not try to chase him. We had 3 World Class strikers in DP, trez and Ibra back then, just like Messi, Dinho and Henry days, but maybe 1 level below with Zlatan not being fully mature. Trezegol was a top hit back then and I heard many big clubs were chasing him but we refused to sell.

Elm, were you watching Juve a lot during these days? I started watching Juve constantly right after the World Cup, literally in Serie B. I did not know much about the Calciopoli facts, actually nobody knows yet...

been watching Juve since 95 brah...... the good and the bad i've seen....

nice to know you started watching us at the most difficult time when we lost some fans...

p.s: Calciopoli was a set up we were owning Serie A (though between 04-06 with such a strong team we should have been doing better in the CL) so hard that the only way the FIGC ad Inter could rid us was to make up a scandal out of nothing, ditch us in Serie B with -9 pts, hope we lose all our stars and a lot of money, make us the fallen giant now a peasant club and hope we would be ruined down there and never rise....

they were nearly close had it not been for Camoranesi, Buffon, del Pierro, Trezeguet, Chiellini, Nedved, Deschamps and all the other players who pushed us back....

Yeah that's what happened more or less. We can get the money lost back without them giving it back. We already are 25% of our way through. We will be a hated club in the next 4 years.

Hopefully we will take bayern'sbayern's spot of the regular top 3 clubs that reach the semifinal.

http://football-italia.net/66587/palermo-dybala-juve-player

“Paulo Dybala is now a Juventus player,” confirmed Palermo Coach Beppe Iachini.

The Argentine was again left on the bench for today’s 1-0 win away to Cagliari, as President Maurizio Zamparini doesn’t want him to get injured.

“Dybala is now a Juventus player and this club is working towards the future,” Iachini told Sky Sport Italia.

The deal is believed to be worth €40m between cash, performance-related bonuses and player exchanges.

“The more time young players get on the field, the better their chances of showing what they can do.

“After our last defeat to Atalanta, some said Palermo were already on summer vacation, but we wanted to prove that was not the case.

“These lads want to finish the season with their heads held high.”