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Villarreal's Giuseppe Rossi Eyes Juventus Switch
The ace has hinted at a Serie A return, but it may prove difficult...
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Jun 13, 2009 10:31:30 AM
Villarreal and Italy striker, Giuseppe Rossi, admits he wouldn't mind returning to Italy as he sends a message to Juventus.
The Bianconeri have been linked with the hitman who is currently with La Nazionale as he prepares for the Confederations Cup. Although Rossi has a contract which expires in 2013 with the Spanish side, he admits he would return to Serie A if Juventus came calling, and should his current side decide to sell.
"I heard about this possibility [Juventus] but I have a contract with Villarreal and I am well there," Rossi told Tuttosport.
"My dream is to return to Italy, but Villarreal would have to sell me. For now I am just thinking about the Confederations Cup."
Although the Turin-based paper has linked Juve with a number of strikers, club director Alessio Secco claimed his side would not make further investments to their attacking line-up and he suggested David Trezeguet would stay.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The Bianconeri have been linked with the hitman who is currently with La Nazionale as he prepares for the Confederations Cup. Although Rossi has a contract which expires in 2013 with the Spanish side, he admits he would return to Serie A if Juventus came calling, and should his current side decide to sell.
"I heard about this possibility [Juventus] but I have a contract with Villarreal and I am well there," Rossi told Tuttosport.
"My dream is to return to Italy, but Villarreal would have to sell me. For now I am just thinking about the Confederations Cup."
Although the Turin-based paper has linked Juve with a number of strikers, club director Alessio Secco claimed his side would not make further investments to their attacking line-up and he suggested David Trezeguet would stay.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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