The latest installment of disgruntled-fans-sell-overpriced-former-star-on-ebay has launched,
right smack in the middle of the January window, leaving some hope.
The gentleman in question is Amauri, man of more nationalities than goals for his current club,
Juventus. Fans saw fit to throw him onto ebay, where the bids got up to now sit down €10m.
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In this week's review section, we congratulate Ronaldo, while former Juventus boss is jailed and
Wigan defender causes a spitting row. You can listen to these and other stories on our weekly
podcast and can find explanations of key vocabulary in bold below, or highlighted
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In this week's review section, a wonderful gesture by the Old Lady, Korean clubs in the Asian
Champions League and a football executive forced to resign in England.
According to reports Manchester City are interested in Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani.
Caughtoffside.com claims City boss Roberto Mancini is eyeing the Liverpool player who has been on
loan with Italian club Juventus.
It is believed that City will look to make an offer for the Italian international who has impressed
for the struggling Serie A giants.
Aziz Yildirim, the president of Turkish league champion Fenerbahce, was charged in court on
Sunday over his involvement in an alleged match-fixing scandal that threatens to strip the club of
its title.
Thousands of Fenerbahce fans took to the streets of Istanbul in support of Yildirim and other
Fenerbahce officials who were also implicated in the scandal.
spanish football Italian Club JUVENTUS really puts their money where their mouth is, something
admirable in the rumour & gossip Football World. The Italian Football Club announced weeks back
that ATLETICO DE MADRID Argentine forward SERGIO AGUERO was their "Top Priority" for the new
upcoming season & they are not taking a NO for an answer.
Liverpool midfielder Alberto Aquilani's future at Anfield is less than certain, as the Italian flop
has not yet been offered a permanent deal by current club Juventus, but looks unlikely to remain at
Liverpool.
In 2009, Rafa Benitez signed the 26-year-old Italian midfielder for £17 million from Roma, but a
succession of injuries left the talented international on the fringes of the Liverpool side.
Although Diego Forlan was looking to end his career at Atletico Madrid, Serie A club, Juventus,
is now showing a growing interest in signing the Uruguayan striker for the Spanish club. As the
Bianconeri desperately look for a striker to fill the role, the Italian club thinks that it's
Forlan that can take over Fabio Quagliarella's spot.
