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Lazio Not Interested In Acquafresca Or Emiliano Moretti - Sporting Director
The Aquilotti are not being impulsive on the transfer market this summer...
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Jun 19, 2009 5:01:10 PM
Lazio are looking to reinforce their squad, as they will be playing in the Europa League in the 2009-10 campaign, but sporting director Igli Tare ruled out a number of potential acquisitions on Friday.
Inter owned Robert Acquafresca was sent to Genoa as part of the deal for Diego Milito, but is concerned about the competition for places at the club and has been looking for other options. Valencia defender Emiliano Moretti is another player considering a move, but Lazio are apparently not interested in either player.
"Acquafresca represents the future of Italian football, but he is not our objective," he explained to Radio Radio, regarding the Under-21 international.
"The same goes for Moretti, because we already have very good full-backs, even if he could play in the centre. However, we are not interested."
Another man linked with the Biancocelesti is Palermo midfielder Fabio Simplicio, who has not committed his future to the Sicilian club.
"With regards to Simplicio it is just speculation caused by the media," he said, denying yet another incoming transfer.
Acquafresca had an impressive season on-loan at Cagliari, scoring 14 goals in Serie A. Meanwhile, Moretti has been with Los Che since 2004.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
Inter owned Robert Acquafresca was sent to Genoa as part of the deal for Diego Milito, but is concerned about the competition for places at the club and has been looking for other options. Valencia defender Emiliano Moretti is another player considering a move, but Lazio are apparently not interested in either player.
"Acquafresca represents the future of Italian football, but he is not our objective," he explained to Radio Radio, regarding the Under-21 international.
"The same goes for Moretti, because we already have very good full-backs, even if he could play in the centre. However, we are not interested."
Another man linked with the Biancocelesti is Palermo midfielder Fabio Simplicio, who has not committed his future to the Sicilian club.
"With regards to Simplicio it is just speculation caused by the media," he said, denying yet another incoming transfer.
Acquafresca had an impressive season on-loan at Cagliari, scoring 14 goals in Serie A. Meanwhile, Moretti has been with Los Che since 2004.
Adam Scime, Goal.com
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