Likely destinations for Villareal striker http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Giuseppe-Rossi-c15027 – La Liga special
Giuseppe Rossi’s goal scoring exploits in the 2010/11 La Liga did not go unnoticed. He was linked to a move away from Villarreal in the post-season and the rumours continue. Barcelona, Juventus, Atletico Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur have all been linked
with the talented striker, while concrete negotiations have not started with any party.
Staying at the club, who nourished his talents, is also likely, but with Europe’s top clubs stopping at his doorstep, it remains unlikely that he would stay with the Yellow Submarine.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Bill-c7610. Rossi can also play as a second striker
in addition to his favoured centre-forward role, which will surely add new dimensions to the club’s attack.
The link with the Catalan club has cooled-off in the recent weeks as Barcelona continue their pursuit of Udinese’s http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alexis-Sánchez-c4979. The Villarreal player is valued by his club at 35 million Euros while Udinese want in excess of 40 million Euros for their
prized possession. With a reported transfer budget of 45million pounds, the club need to make their pick.
The Italian international's agent has casted doubts over the protracted move while talking to Spanish daily, Marca, ''Rossi signing for Barca would be very difficult. If there is €45m to sign [new players] and Alexis goes to Barca for €30m then there is
no money to pay for the transfer of Rossi.''
The Catalans recently rekindled their pursuit of their former youth product, Cesc Fabregas, and a deal for Rossi is definitely not on the cards. Rossi’s agent is now exploring options elsewhere.
Talking to Sky Sport Italia, Federico Pastorella said, "Rossi to Barcelona? The deal has definitively gone up in smoke."
In http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Sergio-c33030 Aguero and are keen to add the player to their roster. Manager Antonio Conte has approved of the 23-time capped Italy international’s
move to Juventus in a bid to improve on the disappointing and consecutive 7th placed finishes.
Andrea Pirlo, Rossi’s international teammate, wants Rossi at the club. The Rossoneri legend moved to Turin after a decade wearing the red and black of Milan. Praising the young international for his strong headedness, Pirlo suggested the player’s name to
be added to the headcount at the club.
As Sergio Aguero looks to follow his teammates out of the club, Atletico Madrid have scouted the New-Jersey born player as a likely replacement. Aguero looks set for a move away to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Real-c30728 Madrid or Juventus, and the 45 million Euros that the club would be
put to use to acquire the Villarreal star.
London-based club, Tottenham Hotspur, tabled a bid for the striker in January but the Yellow Submarine held on. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Nilmar-c28044 was injured and had Rossi departed the outfit, the club’s attack would have gone toothless. Tottenham finished 5th place in
the English Premier League with their strikers misfiring on all cylinders – little wonder they are desperate to land the striker.
The Spurs want to challenge for titles and in Rossi see the perfect talisman. A move to the London-based club is unlikely as playing in the UEFA Europa League is not high on the player’s wish list – it’s not even there in fact.
He can stay at Villarreal and enjoy the hero status, or leave for a bigger club. However, Rossi runs the risk of tarnishing his image should he move away. No one likes being called a mercenary. Rossi has a big decision to make as he ponders over his future,
basking the New Jersey sun.
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