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Juve take back Chiellini
Monday 27 June, 2005
Juventus have completed the signing of Giorgio Chiellini from Fiorentina,
but a blind auction will be needed to resolve the futures of Fabrizio
Miccoli and Enzo Maresca.
All three players spent last term in Florence as a result of co-ownership
deals that were struck in the summer.
Juventus took up their option to re-sign Chiellini after his impressive form
this term led to a full international call-up for the Under-21 starlet.
The Turin giants have paid £3m for the left-back, despite initially trying
to offer Stephen Appiah and Ruben Olivera, and they now own 100 per cent of
his contract.
However, no deal was agreed regarding Miccoli and Maresca despite Juventus’
desire to sell, as they look to raise the cash necessary to fund their
summer transfer campaign.
Fiorentina refused to meet Juve’s asking price as they instead wanted to
extend their co-ownership deals for another season.
That means that the two clubs will now each submit one secret bid to the
Italian Football League, with the team who offers more money taking control
of the player.
Fiorentina will also need to make blind bids with Udinese and Perugia in
order to resolve the futures of Martin Jorgensen and Christian Obodo
respectively.
In other transfer news, Everton have completed the £5m capture of Danish
international defender Per Kroldrup from Udinese.
Roma now fully own Under-21 international goalkeeper Gianluca Curci as he
was previously shared with Palermo.
The two clubs also renewed their co-ownership deals for Cesare Bovo, who
spent last term on loan at Parma, and Valerio Virga. The first will stay at
Roma, while Virga will move to Sicily next season.
Palermo will also have Massimo Bonanni on their roster after Roma had
earlier today brought him back from Vicenza.
Emiliano Bonazzoli will remain with Reggina after they agreed to renew their
co-ownership terms with Parma.
Udinese keep Di NataleMonday 27 June, 2005
Antonio Di Natale is now completely an Udinese player after an agreement was
reached with Empoli.
The attacking starlet spent this term at the Stadio Friuli following his
co-ownership move last summer.
Udinese had to sign the Italian international before tonight’s 7pm deadline
or risk losing the player in Thursday’s blind auction, like all
co-ownership men.
Udinese and Empoli also agreed to extend the co-ownership deals of Almiron
and Cribari who will stay with the Bianconeri next term.
Atalanta were busy too today as they bought the remaining 50 per cent of
both Stephen Makinwa from Genoa and Cagliari’s Rolando Bianchi.
Makinwa, who was immense following his January arrival, will now probably be
sold to Inter. It’s unclear where Bianchi, an Under-21 international, will
end up.
Francesco Cozza will stay at Siena following his co-ownership switch from
Genoa last August.
Chievo have sold their share in Massimo Marazzina to Torino, just hours
after the star striker helped Toro into Serie A. That after the Verona
outfit convinced Parma to let them keep Brazilian striker Amauri for another
12 months.
Other major moves in the co-ownership market saw Palermo net Andrea
Gasbarroni, who spent last term at Sampdoria but was still owned by
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