The Director General of Juventus has gone on to state on the initial impressions of the Danish forward, Bendtner, and also commented on other pending queries.
Juventus identified the need of a striker to be of the utmost importance in their coming campaign, in which they would be defending their title as the Scudetto holders. They were linked with several players and Giuseppe Marotta had conceded that the club
will be going all out to secure the signing of a proven striker.
After being linked with the acquisitions of the finest strikers available in the latest edition of the summer transfer window, Juventus failed to secure the signings of any player and they ended up signing the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 forward, Niklas Bendtner.
There has been a tacit disappointment in the whole matter, and the fans of the club are not entirely convinced by the signing made by the Turin outfit. They were heavily linked with the prospects of landing players like http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Robin-van-Persie-c31380,
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Dimitar-Berbatov-c11254 as well.
After the plethora of quality attackers being linked with the club, the signing of the struggling Arsenal forward on a loan deal did not strike the hearts of the Bianconeri with great deal of optimism.
However, the director general of the club has moved to dismiss any speculation regarding the quality of the striker and stated that their head coach is quite pleased with the acquisition they have made and they will be looking to hone the talent into an
even better goal scorer then he is. He further went on to state that their initial impressions of the player were very constructive and continued to comment:
“The first judgements from Conte on Bendtner are very positive. He’s a youngster who wants to do well.”
When quizzed about the hearings of Antonio Conte with the TNAS tribunal, Marotta was positive about the situation and reported:
“We are super optimistic about the TNAS hearing.”
Conte has been sentenced to a ten month ban following the verdict given by the sporting justice authority in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926.
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