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Juventus Make Progress In Hunt For Arsenal's Emmanuel Eboue - Report
The Old Lady are doing their best to make quick progress to secure the right-sided player's services. Atletico Madrid are also sniffing around the Ivorian...
16-Oct-2009 3:24:31 PM
Juventus are making progress in their search for a right wing-back, and Arsenal's Emmanuel Eboue is favourite to arrive at Vinovo.
According to Tuttosport, Alessio Secco has a London-bound mission planned, on which he will focus on the Ivory Coast international.
Eboue has a Belgian passport, which would be welcomed in Turin as he would not take up a non-EU place. The report suggests Bianconeri scouts have been following the African, and they have reported back with interesting news.
It is said Eboue will cost around €8 million, and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger will not play hard-ball in the face of an offer. He would be willing to see what Juve bring to the table before making a decision.
Spanish giants Atletico Madrid are said to be interested in the 26-year-old. In light of that, Juve are racing ahead, and a January move could be in the pipeline.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
According to Tuttosport, Alessio Secco has a London-bound mission planned, on which he will focus on the Ivory Coast international.
Eboue has a Belgian passport, which would be welcomed in Turin as he would not take up a non-EU place. The report suggests Bianconeri scouts have been following the African, and they have reported back with interesting news.
It is said Eboue will cost around €8 million, and Gunners boss Arsene Wenger will not play hard-ball in the face of an offer. He would be willing to see what Juve bring to the table before making a decision.
Spanish giants Atletico Madrid are said to be interested in the 26-year-old. In light of that, Juve are racing ahead, and a January move could be in the pipeline.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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