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Quagliarella up for auction
Wednesday 20 June, 2007
Udinese sporting director Pietro Leonardi has confirmed that his club and Sampdoria will face a blind auction for Fabio Quagliarella.
The striker, one of the hottest properties on the transfer market, is co-owned by both clubs and they have been unable to resolve his contract status.
“There will be a blind auction for Quagliarella,” said Leonardi leaving the Ata Quark Hotel in Milan earlier today. “Both clubs will now serenely make their offer.”
A blind auction takes place in Italian football when two sides can’t decide on the fate of a player.
Therefore they secretly place an offer, for the other club’s 50 per cent stake in the individual, in a sealed envelope and then hand that over to the Italian Football League.
Whichever club bids the highest has to pay that fee in order to net the player.
Today’s development dismisses reports suggesting that Sampdoria had a £4m offer accepted by the Bianconeri last night.
The deadline for the co-ownership deals expires tonight at 19:00 local time and the envelopes will be opened tomorrow at the Lega Calcio offices.
All parties involved are eager to resolve the Quagliarella issue as early as possible as he can’t move on this summer, as expected, until his ownership status is clarified.
The former Torino player, who scored 13 goals last season in Serie A, has been the subject of a reported £10m bid by Manchester United.
The Italian international, who scored a brace in the Euro 2008 qualifier against Lithuania earlier this month, is also a target for Manchester United, Juventus, Roma and Milan.
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