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Wolfsburg Keeping Tabs On Milan Defenders Kakha Kaladze & Marek Jankulovski - Report
The Wolfe have turned their attentions to Italy in their search for defensive re-inforcements...
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Jan 11, 2010 12:41:31 PM
Reigning Bundesliga champions Wolfsburg are closely monitoring Milan defenders Kakhaber Kaladze and Marek Jankulovski, according to a report in Wolfsburger Allgeime Zeitung.
Wolfsburg coach Armin Veh has been far from satisfied with the Wolfe's defensive performances in the first half of the season and is desperate to add to his ranks at the back.
The German outfit were previously linked with players such as Miranda, Douglas and Arne Friedrich, but they have now reportedly turned their attentions to Italy.
Both Jankulovski and Kaladze are finding regular first team action hard to come by this season and both defenders are believed to be keen to move on in order to get first team football elsewhere.
The report claims that Wolfsburg have scouted the duo on several occasions, but that they have yet to officially approach Milan about the availability of the duo.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
Wolfsburg coach Armin Veh has been far from satisfied with the Wolfe's defensive performances in the first half of the season and is desperate to add to his ranks at the back.
The German outfit were previously linked with players such as Miranda, Douglas and Arne Friedrich, but they have now reportedly turned their attentions to Italy.
Both Jankulovski and Kaladze are finding regular first team action hard to come by this season and both defenders are believed to be keen to move on in order to get first team football elsewhere.
The report claims that Wolfsburg have scouted the duo on several occasions, but that they have yet to officially approach Milan about the availability of the duo.
Stefan Coerts, Goal.com
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