http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Luca-Toni-c22526 insists Fiorentina should sign Mario Gomez – Football News
Former Fiorentina striker, Luca Toni, has admitted that the club should invest in new players this summer. The player has insisted that Fiorentina should go on and sign Mario Gomez from Bayern Munich as he feels that the attacker
is a world-class talent.
Mario Gomez has lost his place in the Bayern Munich starting line-up to Mario Mandzukic and may fall further down the pecking order if http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Robert-Lewandowski-c31255 arrives at the club this summer. The striker has admitted that he may leave
the club and there have been reports suggesting that Fiorentina is the most interested club to sign the player.
Toni admitted that Gomez is a world-class player and has urged the Italian outfit to sign him. The former Palermo man claimed that it will be interesting to see how Gomez settles in the Italian league. He added that signing Gomez
may not ensure the league title for the Viola based outfit, but claimed that the striker will certainly add to the strength of the squad.
“We are talking about a fantastic player. We must see how he will adapt to Italian football, but he is a top player. I don't know if they could challenge for the Scudetto [with him] but they would have one of the best strikers
in the world,” he was quoted as saying in an interview.
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/David-Pizarro-c10581 to remain at the club for the next season.
“Jovetic is great but I realized that he wants to leave. I hope Pizarro stays because there are not many others like him,” he continued.
On the other hand, Toni expressed his disappointment on missing out on the UEFA Champions League last season. Fiorentina finished the campaign in fourth place and missed by just two points as AC Milan qualified for the competition.
“It was fantastic. It was too bad not to be able to reach the Champions League but we played great football,” he concluded.
Fiorentina will be eager to improve on their standing next season.
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