It was Juventus day. In fact, Giuseppe Marotta has scored two big market coups: Sebastian Giovinco and Marco Verratti. For both there is no official announcement (which will arrive between today and tomorrow), but the deals are concluded. The attacker will be redeemed for 11 million plus the co-ownership of a player yet to be defined (Padoin, Motta, De Silvestro, Beltrame and Cisbah are on the plate), an expensive operation for a player who will be part of the new Juve. But the "Atomic Ant" is not the only blow of the black and white day. Marotta has also closed the purchase of Marco Verratti, who insiders consider "the new Pirlo". The director will arrive in co-ownership for a total of 5 million, divided as follows: 2 cash plus two young players (Bouy and Troisi) valued at 1,5 million each.
A great coup, achieved despite the competition from Napoli, which had become increasingly pressing in the last few hours. Juve then formalized the purchase of Emanuele Giaccarini from Cesena, who became black and white for 4,25 million. In short, unleashed Italian champions, but the fireworks certainly didn't end there. Marotta is trying to sign Mattia Destro, but Inter and Roma seem to have the advantage. In any case, the games are still open, because Genoa and Siena have not yet agreed on the co-ownership of the attacker. If Destro ended up in the rossoblu then Inter and Roma would compete for him, if Siena were to win, Juve would become favourites. In the meantime, the bianconeri have renewed the co-ownership of Ciro Immobile with Genoa, which has therefore already found a replacement for Destro. A captivating thriller, which in any case will end by the end of the week, after which Marotta will focus on the top player. Robin Van Persie is the favourite, but first we need to talk to Arsenal, who are currently asking for 30 million pounds (about 37 million euros). An exaggerated figure for a player who will be released on a free transfer in a few months. And Wenger knows this too.
