There's speculation about the Swedish man's future at the Nou Camp. He could be going back to Juve or maybe England bound with Man City and Chelsea possibly interested. Where will he go or is the striker staying put?
The Italian Serie A will have a cracking derby on Saturday, Juventus vs Roma. Both sides have been in pretty good form lately: Juventus are 5th after being held to a draw at Brescia in midweek but they won at AC Milan a fortnight ago while Roma have won the derby against Lazio last week and also beat Fiorentina 3-2 on Wednesday. After a poor start to the season Roma found their feet and moved up the table in sixth place.
Gianluigi Buffon could be heading for Manchester this summer in one of the biggest transfer deals of the close season, and Italian sources believe City are poised to outbid United for a man ranked by many as the world's number one goalkeeper.
In 2006, after the "Calciopoli" scandal, Juventus were relegated and the title was assigned by the FA to Inter. Since then there facts have been discovered that show a similar behavior from Inter's officials: unnatural links with referees and FA officials. Now Juventus made a formal request asking the FA to cancel Inter's 2006 title.
They should keep him, such strikers are hard to find.
They should let him go, there's no room for him in the first team.
The Togolese striker stated that he is frustrated by the lack of first team football this season and that he wants to move away from Manchester City with Juventus being the most likely destination. The club is reportedly open to receive offers for the striker but denied having reached an agreement with Juventus.
Juventus will ask Italy's football authorities to strip the 2006 Serie A title from Internazionale after developments in a criminal trial into match-fixing. Juve originally finished top in the 2005-06 season but had the honour taken away and were demoted to Serie B after being found guilty of involvement in Italy's infamous match-fixing scandal by a sporting tribunal. The scandal has now reached the criminal courts after years of delay with new phone tap evidence emerging which Juve directors believe also implicates Inter for the first time.
Fulham are experiencing Europa League glory after knocking out UEFA Cup holders Shakhtar Donetsk in the previous round. Can they do the same with Juventus?
