Udinese’s president said Juve has expressed interest in D’Agostino, good. I’m not sure if we’ll be able to afford him without selling a good amount though, we’ve already spent 25mil.

Best news of the day:

When asked to describe the trainer he has in mind, Cobolli Gigli said: “Young, yes, but with a head on his shoulders. He has to have desire and the capacity to motivate the team.

“Jean-Claude Blanc is preparing a series of files, but between the end of this week and the start of the next we’ll make a decision.”

On being confronted with Spalletti’s name, Cobolli Gigli said: “I think he is [being considered] but I don’t want to push myself any further on that matter.”

Cobolli Gigli also didn’t rule out the possibility of Ferrara staying on and leading the team next season.

“We have had the confirmation that Ferrara is liked by the fans. We have to choose a trainer who has a past, a capacity to adapt and a strong Juventus spirit.”

Such a statement also points to Gasperini, who trained the Juventus Primavera before leaving for Crotone and then Genoa.

I’d love Ferrara to stay, but Gasperini would be perfect right now. Brilliant tactically, Juventino, experience on the big stage, and has shown great ability to integrate young players. I really hope we go for him, even if he renewed his contract.

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/juventus/?action=read&idtmw=153344

On the other hand, Ferrara is always characterised as a good motivator. I cant judge him from tactical point of view. But he seems “normal” (i.e. normal people dont go with poulsen ).

There is another option, though. Laurent Blanc. He plays 4-2-3-1 (that way we can field gio in left, diego in the middle, camo in the right). But he is not Juventino, and to make things even worse, he was inter player back then.