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Where next for Arturo Vidal?
Dale O’Donnell discusses the future of Arturo Vidal who has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester United.
Posts Tagged ‘Juventus’
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Vidal, Chile and the race against time
Niall Taylor on the Juventus midfielder who is battling to be fit for the World Cup next month.
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Andrea Pirlo – the absent Catalan
Matthew Coyle discusses the playmaker who would have been right at home amongst a Golden Generation.
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Turin wasn’t built in a day
When Antonio Conte returned to the Old Lady, he found the club a shell of its former self. The Calciopoli scandal had seen Juve reduced from a European heavyweight to a domestic middleweight, and change was needed. Under previous management, the Bianconeri had endured two consecutive seventh-placed finishes, scrapping with the likes of Parma and […]
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Brazil 2014: Who will shock the world?
Alex Byers discusses the prospect of a nation causing a surprise at next year’s World Cup.
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The great pretenders
James Hunt looks at some of the less fancied teams currently challenging at the top of Europe’s big leagues.
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15 reasons Serie A is the best league to watch this year
Josh Bland gives us a number of reasons to be excited about Italian football.
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Could Oscar become Chelsea’s Andrea Pirlo?
Ben Barker discusses the young Brazilians future after a solid first season in the Premier League.
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The forgotten career of Vincenzo Iaquinta
Frank Lopapa discusses the Italian international who has fallen out of favour with the Old Lady.
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AC Milan – Transition complete; ready for take off
Conor Clancy believes that AC Milan are well equipped to challenge for the Serie A title next season.
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