Lazio are looking to add depth to their backline for the 2016/17 season.
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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Turkish media outlet Haberler reported that Lazio have made a €10 million offer to Fenerbahce for Robin Van Persie. The offer will be divided into two separate payments. Lazio will pay the first €5 million up front and the other half will be paid in June 2017. The only stumbling block in a potential transfer being sealed is the Dutchman’s wages. The former Manchester United star is making €5 million a season in Turkey, a salary out of Lotito’s price range.
Van Persie hit double digits in goals for the 6th consecutive time in his career, scoring 16 goals in 31 appearances for the Turkish club.
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Juventus holds a special place in Zidane’s heart. He collected 6 trophies in 5 years at the club, including back to back Scudetti before leaving to join the Galacticos of Real Madrid. While at the inauguration of a 5-a-side football complex named Z5 in Mappano (Torino), an initiative which he financed as he has done in others parts of Europe according to the Quotidiano Piemontese, the current Madrid coach and Champions League winner hinted that he could see himself back with the Bianconeri in the future:
There is a special feeling with Juventus. You never know, one day I could return to Turin on the bench. I would also like to become manager of the French National Team. We will see.
Juventus have grown a lot in the last few years. They can win everything and do well in the Champions League but I am currently the manager of Real Madrid, therefore it is better if we win.
Zidane also gave his opinion on Morata, Pogba and the Italian National Team:
I have not followed Italy that much but in competitions that count, the Azzurri are always there. The EUROs can be won by a surprise team, not a favorite.
On Morata:
He has grown in Italy, he has also played well and a lot. I do not know what will happen. He has done extremely well at Juve where they would like to keep him for another year. We will see what will happen in the summer. The moment to talk about it has yet to arrive.
On Pogba:
He is a great player. It is normal that all the big clubs want to have him but he is a Juventus player and we have to respect that.
On Dybala:
After Pirlo and myself, the number 21 jersey is now on his shoulders. He is doing well, I do not know him personally but they have told me that he is a bright lad with his head in the right place. That is important.
On Juventus’ interest in Isco:
Isco is a Madrid player and will not move. We have just finished the season and have yet had the time to talk about the transfer market or about the players Juventus are interested in.
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As reported by Roma’s official website, Italo Zanzi announced today that he has resigned as the club’s CEO and is also leaving his seat on the Board of Directors.
Three and a half years ago, I had the honor of becoming CEO at Roma. Today, with the club in a great position, I have taken the decision to pursue new endeavors.
I would like to thank AS Roma and President James Pallotta for this opportunity, as well as the ownership team and Board of Directors for their support. I am equally appreciative of our management, the staff and the players for their dedication and hard work. They are among the very best in the world of football.
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In a recent interview on Italy’s Mattina 9, World-Cup winner and Ballon d’Or recipient Fabio Cannavaro spoke candidly about the difference between the pool of Italian players available in Lippi’s time and those available during Conte’s reign.
The lack of available talent in today’s National Team is a question of choices. In 2006, Lippi had at his disposal 66% of Italians, today there is about 36%. Less players means less talent. Those who are in the National Team today deserve to be there. The problem is there is no focus on youth development. There are not many Italian players that emerge from the system and the preference is to buy players from abroad instead of developing talent at home.
On the vacancy at the helm of the Azzurri:
It is the duty of all managers to say yes to Italy. I had an important past with the blue jersey and I will return to Coverciano, but I do not know when.
On today’s Napoli squad:
It is the strongest since the Maradona era but I also liked Mazzarri’s team because it was composed of players with great technical and human qualities. Sarri’s Napoli has made it entertaining for the fans, a lot of points and a lot of goals. It just lacked a bit of ruthlessness in decisive moments
On there being only one Napoli player heading to the EURO for Italy:
Insigne had a tremendous growth this year. It is not easy being replaced every game but he always reacted in a great way. For me, I wish for him to become the club leader in the future although for a Neapolitan, it is difficult to play in the shirt of their team. This is how it works: If the boy next door makes a mistake, you have to punish him for it. This happens to everyone though, not just at Napoli, it is the norm.
On his memory of the World Cup Final in Berlin:
We were strong but we were not the strongest. Lippi told us from day one that we could win the World Cup. After the Final, it changed all of our lives. To go from regular players to legends. It was a fantastic experience shared with extraordinary lads. We were young and reckless, today we realize how important it was.
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