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Juventus Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon: I Will Never Go To Inter
The 32-year-old custodian has laughed off Inter suggestions.
Jun 10, 2010 6:37:00 AM
By Luis Mira
Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has declared he has no interest in ever linking up with Inter.
The Azzurri No.1 has been linked with football away from the Stadio Olimpico after nine years of service with the Old Lady.
Milan and Manchester City have both been reported as possible suitors, but Inter are understood to be on the lookout for a keeper to challenge Julio Cesar for a starting role.
And while Buffon did not mention the first two clubs, or even his future at Juventus, he was very firm in his assessment of the Serie A champions to Tuttosport: "One thing I can say with certainty: I will never go to Inter."
Buffon, who cost Juventus €49.2 million, is believed to be currently valued by the Turin-based side near the €30m mark.
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The Azzurri No.1 has been linked with football away from the Stadio Olimpico after nine years of service with the Old Lady.
Milan and Manchester City have both been reported as possible suitors, but Inter are understood to be on the lookout for a keeper to challenge Julio Cesar for a starting role.
And while Buffon did not mention the first two clubs, or even his future at Juventus, he was very firm in his assessment of the Serie A champions to Tuttosport: "One thing I can say with certainty: I will never go to Inter."
Buffon, who cost Juventus €49.2 million, is believed to be currently valued by the Turin-based side near the €30m mark.
Can Italy go all the way at the World Cup? Check out Castrol Football's 2010 FIFA World Cup Success Predictor.
Keep up to date with Serie A and Italy news with Goal.com's Italy page and join Goal.com USA's Facebook fan page!
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