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Juventus must forget Hamsik
Juventus must wait if they think they are to be able to sign impressive youngster Marek Hamsik as Napoli sporting director Pierpaolo Marino has warned the Turin side they have no chance of landing the player.
“Juve, hopes of signing Hamsik? I don’t think they have any hopes,” Marino told Corriere Dello Sport.
“We will not give false hopes to anyone, no team will touch our jewels and Hamsik is one of those jewels.
“However, to be honest Juventus have not advanced any offers.
“As for Palladino, I like him, but there are also other players that I like.
“As for the market, I think we need to bring in four top quality players like we did last season.”
Article written at: 08 May 2008 - 13:32.
Article written by: eyefootball editor
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