La Viola and La Maggica tracking the Bianconeri striker with ambitions to add more firepower to the squad.
Juventus striker, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Roma-c31603 are expected to place an offer for the Brazilian-born Italian international during the ongoing winter transfer window.
Amauri has been on Juve bench throughout the season as the head coach, Antonio Conte, has preferred other options in the starting XI. The striker was allowed to make an exit during the summer transfer window, but unfortunately for him, no suitable offers
were received.
On the other hand, Roma striker http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Osvaldo-c28821 has been sidelined for the next two months with an injury, and Roma are looking to add a new striker to their roster for the remaining
season.
The outfit’s sporting director, Walter Sabatini, is considering Amauri for the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 as the 31-year-old is keen to regain entry on the field as a first team player.
Struggling http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alberto-Gilardino-c4324.
While talking to the media recently, Amauri said:
"Florence is a wonderful city and I would have no problem reaching an agreement with Fiorentina, as they are an ambitious club. I would accept with great enthusiasm.”
The Juve hitman has also received praise from the Fiorentina right-back http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Mattia-Cassani-c24868 recently, who hailed him as an ideal teammate. The 28-year-old said while talking to Corriere dello Sport:
“The Amauri who was with me at Palermo was the best player I’ve ever played alongside. He was a monster. Had he not picked up an injury in 2006 then we would have ended that season by qualifying for the Champions League.”
Amauri joined the Turin giants in May 2008 from Palermo for a reported 22.8 million Euros and his contract with the Bianconeri expires at the end of the ongoing season.
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