Juve: the Quagliarella-case. Inter: Kovacic's future uncertain
As reported in the last days, 30 year old forward Fabio Quagliarella seems intended to leave Juventus at the end of the season; today the player’s agent Giuseppe Bozzo has told Tuttosport that there are no agreements with Lazio and has perhaps accused the Piedmont’s club to have excluded his client from the Europa League’s list because he has not accepted to leave Turin: the bianconeri don’t seem to have appreciated Bozzo’s declarations, and, according to Sky Sport, have decided to leave the forward out of the first team. Another forward intended to leave the Serie A defending champions is 26 year old attacking midfielder Sebastian Giovinco, who, according to IlSussidiario.net, at the end of the season could join city rivals Torino to replace the same-aged winger Alessio Cerci, considered perhaps a Juve target. The Piedmont’s club will also have to sell some of its team’s goalkeepers, as there are actually eleven players under contracts for just two positions, considering that 35 year old Gianluigi Buffon will soon renew his contract. Meanwhile the bianconeri keep on tracking some young talents, and, as reported by calciomercato.com, have overtaken AC Milan in the hunt for Barletta defender Daniele Guglielmi. During the last transfer window, Nikki Vuksan, agent of Inter Milan midfielder Mateo Kovacic, has declared many times that his client’s will has always been honoring his contract with the nerazzurri, and in fact the Croatia international has finally remained; but, according to Tuttosport, after the negative performance against Juventus, his future remains uncertain.
