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Juventus Have Never Spoken To Milan About Amauri & Trezeguet - Director
The Bianconeri have denied reports claiming they were in discussions with Milan over the two strikers...
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Jul 1, 2009 2:43:27 PM
Juventus director Renzo Castagnini has denied reports the club were holding talks with AC Milan over the possibility of David Trezeguet and Amauri heading to San Siro.
A number of Italian news sites had carried reports earlier this morning claiming the Rossoneri chiefs had a meeting scheduled to take place at the Pricipi Piemonte hotel in Turin with Juventus directors regarding both strikers.
However, those rumours have been shot down by the Juventus official and he insists there have never been any talks about his players heading over to the San Siro.
"It's all just stupid news," Castangini told Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"There has never been such a meeting. Amauri and Trezeguet wanted by Milan? They have never been requested in any way."
Trezeguet has been linked with a number of clubs this summer, but the player recently claimed he wanted to remain in Turin.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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A number of Italian news sites had carried reports earlier this morning claiming the Rossoneri chiefs had a meeting scheduled to take place at the Pricipi Piemonte hotel in Turin with Juventus directors regarding both strikers.
However, those rumours have been shot down by the Juventus official and he insists there have never been any talks about his players heading over to the San Siro.
"It's all just stupid news," Castangini told Tuttomercatoweb.com.
"There has never been such a meeting. Amauri and Trezeguet wanted by Milan? They have never been requested in any way."
Trezeguet has been linked with a number of clubs this summer, but the player recently claimed he wanted to remain in Turin.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Share your opinions on Castagnini's statement with other Juve fans in the community forums...
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