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Edin Dzeko's Father Tries To Soften Wolfsburg's Stance In Juventus Negotiations - Report
Bianconeri hope Dzeko's father pushes Wolfsburg to veer off on an easy tangent in deal...
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Jul 29, 2010 11:18:00 AM
By Salvatore Landolina
Juventus hope the involvement of Edin Dzeko's father in negotiations with Wolfsburg will help transform talks into a concrete move for the striker.
Tuttosport reports the player's father will speak with Wolfsburg directors and tell them to loosen their grip on his son because he wants to leave for the Old Lady.
Bianconeri director Giuseppe Marotta hopes the family involvement helps as he puts more emphasis on signing the striker, casting aside a move for CSKA Moscow ace Milos Krasic.
On Wednesday Andrea Agnelli, the Juventus president, provisioned €30 million for Dzeko, but the Germans are still being hard headed over the transfer by expecting €40m in cash.
Should the Dzeko plan fail completely, Marotta has set funds for Krasic. CSKA could accept €15m as figures and deadlines constantly change.
The FIGC's limit on non-EU transfers means Juventus can only sign one or the other this summer.
Tuttosport reports the player's father will speak with Wolfsburg directors and tell them to loosen their grip on his son because he wants to leave for the Old Lady.
Bianconeri director Giuseppe Marotta hopes the family involvement helps as he puts more emphasis on signing the striker, casting aside a move for CSKA Moscow ace Milos Krasic.
On Wednesday Andrea Agnelli, the Juventus president, provisioned €30 million for Dzeko, but the Germans are still being hard headed over the transfer by expecting €40m in cash.
Should the Dzeko plan fail completely, Marotta has set funds for Krasic. CSKA could accept €15m as figures and deadlines constantly change.
The FIGC's limit on non-EU transfers means Juventus can only sign one or the other this summer.
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