Milos Krasic will not leave Juventus as confirmed by his agent Dejan Joksimovic to Calciomercato.com.

“I don’t think he made the right choice,” said the player’s agent. “But the teams that wanted him only offered a loan deal and Milos didn’t want to accept that.”

“Krasic doesn’t want to go back to Russia either, it has nothing to do with money. In January, only the Russians and Fenerbahce were ready to buy him permanently. But if he has to leave Italy, he will only move to a league as good as Serie A.

“Even before joining Juve, Fenerbahce offered him double the money of the Bianconeri but he wanted to move to Turin at all costs.

“Still I think he made a mistake but I respect his decision. Juventus told him that there will be no space for him in the second part of the season. I am sure he will leave in June,” concluded Joksimovic.

Ramirez leaves Bologna

Uruguayan starlet Gaston Ramirez will decide his own future, said President Albano Guaraldi. The Bologna ace has plenty of admirers and is set to leave them next summer.

“It is up to Ramirez rather than us,” explained Guaraldi. “We have a deal with him and if in June he will receive offers we will let him go.”

“In January we had offers but we didn’t consider them and neither him nor his agent said complained. We understand that the player will be willing to move to higher stages.

Ramirez has been linked to Juventus, Liverpool and Napoli among others.

Lazio hire Dunga?

According to Il Corriere dello Sport, Lazio could replace Edy Reja with former Brazil coach Carlos Dunga. Reja resigned just before the Europa League game against Atletico Madrid but was persuaded to remain in charge for a little longer.

However, it seems clear that Reja will leave the Biancocelesti. President Claudio Lotito has been considering several other managers including Mauro Tassotti, Roberto Di Matteo and Luigi De Canio.

Pizarro could stay at City: The Chilean midfielder may permanently sign for Manchester City at the end of the current season. The 32-year-old is on loan from Roma. “We are happy that he is doing well over there,” said Franco Baldini. “It’s early to talk about his future but we have a good relationship with the English club and if they want to keep him, Pizarro will be free to join them. However, we have to agree a fee for the transfer yet.”