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Disappointment for Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool as CSKA Moscow winger Milos Krasic confirms Juventus move
Italians beat Premier League sides to Serb...
8 Jun 2010 18:54:00
By Matt Monaghan
CSKA Moscow winger Milos Krasic has confirmed Juventus have beaten Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool to his signature.
The 25-year old is expected to star for Serbia at World Cup 2010 and had long been linked with a £15 million switch to the Premier League. Speaking to Sportal.rs, he insisted he was on his way to Serie A instead.
"The negotiations between the two clubs are still going on," Krasic said.
"I am hoping that everything will conclude quickly.
"CSKA has set a price, and we shall see what happens, but I believe that there will not be any problems, and everything will be resolved a positive manner so that I can play for Juventus.
"Juventus are one of the biggest clubs in Italy, with many fans who follow them. For my career, a move such as this would be very important.
"I know that [Luigi] Del Neri is the new coach, and I am very happy for this. His 4-4-2 system adapts perfectly to my style of play."
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The 25-year old is expected to star for Serbia at World Cup 2010 and had long been linked with a £15 million switch to the Premier League. Speaking to Sportal.rs, he insisted he was on his way to Serie A instead.
"The negotiations between the two clubs are still going on," Krasic said.
"I am hoping that everything will conclude quickly.
"CSKA has set a price, and we shall see what happens, but I believe that there will not be any problems, and everything will be resolved a positive manner so that I can play for Juventus.
"Juventus are one of the biggest clubs in Italy, with many fans who follow them. For my career, a move such as this would be very important.
"I know that [Luigi] Del Neri is the new coach, and I am very happy for this. His 4-4-2 system adapts perfectly to my style of play."
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