Is Arturo Vidal any closer to becoming a Man United player? Manspecial brings you the latest
news and Vidal transfer talk…
Nani and Hernandez key?
Italian publication Corriere Dello Sport say that Vidal is not on the market, but the feeling in Turin is that he will leave sooner or later. The salary on offer from Man United may be hard to resist, but the Italian champions could ask for Nani and Javier Hernandez after losing out on Juan Iturbe to Roma.
Italian publication Corriere Dello Sport say that Vidal is not on the market, but the feeling in Turin is that he will leave sooner or later. The salary on offer from Man United may be hard to resist, but the Italian champions could ask for Nani and Javier Hernandez after losing out on Juan Iturbe to Roma.
Vidal looking for a way out
La Stampa, the Turin-based paper, claim that Juve don't want to let the Chilean go, but he is actually looking for a way out. Apparently Vidal's lawyer Fernando Felicevich was in Italy at the weekend to talk to Juve general manager Giuseppe Marotta.
La Stampa, the Turin-based paper, claim that Juve don't want to let the Chilean go, but he is actually looking for a way out. Apparently Vidal's lawyer Fernando Felicevich was in Italy at the weekend to talk to Juve general manager Giuseppe Marotta.
Chiellini confident his team-mate will stay
Juventus and Italy defender is Giorgio Chiellini is confident Vidal will remain at the club. The Manchester Evening News carry a quote from the stopper, who says: “I am convinced Arturo Vidal will stay with us.”
Juventus and Italy defender is Giorgio Chiellini is confident Vidal will remain at the club. The Manchester Evening News carry a quote from the stopper, who says: “I am convinced Arturo Vidal will stay with us.”
Vidal has to tell Juve he wants to go
Juve big boss Marotta appears to be tiring of constantly being asked about Vidal's future. According to the Daily Mail, the general manager said: “Vidal has never said he wants to leave, and Juventus will sell him only if he were unhappy to remain. Nowadays, however, there’s absolutely no reason to even be discussing this now.”
Juve big boss Marotta appears to be tiring of constantly being asked about Vidal's future. According to the Daily Mail, the general manager said: “Vidal has never said he wants to leave, and Juventus will sell him only if he were unhappy to remain. Nowadays, however, there’s absolutely no reason to even be discussing this now.”
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