Huge Serie A swap deal set to scupper Arsenal and Man Utd

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Arguably the biggest deal of the summer so far is set to play out in Serie A in the coming hours, with Juventus’ Mirko Vucinic and Inter Milan’s Fredy Guarin on the verge of an impressive swap deal, completely removing both Man Utd and Arsenal from the equation with one fell swoop.

Click here to keep updated on this fascinating transfer saga - on Soccerlens.com

Juventus confident of keeping £20m Manchester United target

Serie A side Juventus have moved to put an end to speculation linking their Italian midfielder Claudio Marchisio with a move to Manchester United.

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Arsenal make contact with Giovinco, but could he replace Walcott?

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Arsene Wenger may be set to offset the loss of Theo Walcott by signing Juventus attacker Sebastian Giovinco, after it was revealed that the Gunners had made contact with the player’s agent.

But would he be an adequate replacement for the crocked Walcott?

Click here to read my verdict - on Soccerlens.com

Man Utd’s David Moyes to be Replaced by Antonio Conte?

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Italian publication ‘TuttoSport’ have claimed that David Moyes’ tenure at Man Utd could be coming to a swift end, with Juventus boss Antonio Conte linked with replacing the Scot at the end of the season.

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Man Utd star off to Italy in Summer? – Transfer Round Up

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Rumours coming in from the Italian press are linking Manchester United’s Nemanja Vidić with a move to Serie A highflyers, Roma, in June.

Italian publication, Corriere Dello Sport reports that Roma boss, Rudi Garcia, is looking to bolster his squad come the end of the season, in order to expand on his side’s already promising looking season in the Italian top flight. 

Click here to check out the piece on Vidic, as well as the latest on both Andrea Pirlo and Julian Draxler - on Soccerlens.com

5 Players The Premier League’s Elite Could Snatch From A Waning Juventus

Following the admission of Juventus President, Andrea Agnelli that Italian football is in a state of decline; one can only wonder what the top clubs in England are thinking with the January transfer window soon approaching.

“Italy is no longer a final destination but a transit destination,” said Agnelli at the Leaders of Football' conference in London on Thursday,

“Look at what happened to AC Milan. They had to give away Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva to pay the cheques. 

At the end of the day, you can be attractive. But you also need to have the economic strength.”

As sad as this may be for the neutral lovers of the game, the concerns of the ‘Old Lady’ may throw up some inviting opportunities for the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, Liverpool and Tottenham in the upcoming transfer market.

 

Click here for a list of five potential investments for some of the biggest names in the EPL, on football-talk.co.uk

 

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Carlos Tevez: A Mercenary in a Legend’s Shoes?

 

 

After only a year of retirement, Del Piero’s hallowed Juventus No. 10 shirt has been plucked from retirement, and handed to a successor; Carlos Tevez.

 

Is he the man for the job? Can he handle the pressure?

 

Click here to read my take on Tevez' new responsibilities, and his suitability, on soccerlens.com

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