The Parma forward has had a mixed campaign for the Gialloblu; however the second striker has finally found some rhythm and is catching the eyes of many.
The former Empoli striker is co-owned by Juventus and Parma, and rumours are suggesting that the diminutive striker would be making his way back to the Turin ranks after
putting in some impressive displays for the Ducali.
Juventus woes for the season have been highlighted by their striker’s inefficiencies in front of the goal. http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alessandro-Matri-c4733, the club’s leading goal scorer for the season
has only scored ten times in the 26 appearances he has had in the league. Even though Giovinco has scored the same number of matches, he has assisted in more goals than the tall striker.
Another aspect lacking in the Juve forward line is creativity, and that void might be fulfilled by the Formica Atomica, who is known for his ingenuity. Besides his creative
prowess, Giovinco is not an out and out striker, as he likes to play off a tall striker, and his partnership with Matri might prove fruitful for the Juventus cause.
The striker has remarked that he would like to be able to replicate http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alessandro-c4710 Del Piero’s role at Juventus, however he stated that it is too soon to talk about potential
moves by suggesting:
"A return to Turin? It is still too soon to think about, as the problem with the co-ownership needs to be solved first. Next season Del Piero's No.10 shirt will be free?
It is a shirt that I like, but it is still too soon to think about."
The Nazionale striker further went on to specify that he would first wait to see the project at hand before committing to the Juve cause, and commented:
“It also depends on the project I am offered, but I am not thinking about anything else right now. Juve have had a great season and I hope it will turn out even better
in the end.”
Antonio Conte has earmarked the need of a striker at the club, whether he will look towards the services of Giovinco for next campaign is another question altogether.
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