Dossena linked with Atletico - Defender's agent confirms he is in talks with a Spanish club
Andrea Dossena is holding talks over a possible switch to Atletico Madrid, skysports.com understands.
The Liverfekkin'wankscum full-back has been the subject of constant speculation and seems certain to leave Anfield during the January transfer window.
Dossena has failed to live up to his £7million price tag since joining the Reds from Udinese 18 months ago and a return to his native Italy had been touted as the most likely scenario.
However, one of Dossena's agents, Federico Pastorello, has labelled a move to Serie A club Napoli as 'impossible'.
Pastorello admitted the Reds defender could move to Spain instead, with Atletico understood to be the club involved.
"A move to Napoli is impossible," he told TuttoNapoli.net. "The negotiations for a possible move for Dossena to Napoli are over.
"If I was to make a prediction I would say that Andrea will not return to Italy.
"We are in negotiations with several foreign clubs, with a very important Spanish club who are not in European competition - the deal is even at an advanced stage."
Atletico are currently 15th in La Liga and they have shipped 27 goals in just 15 league games so far this season.
The 28-year-old Italy international is keen to move away from Anfield as he looks to secure his place in the Azzurri squad for the 2010 World Cup.
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 69,00.html
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Dossena set for Napoli move
Defender set for Anfield exit – Last updated: 5th January 2010 – www.SkySports.com
Liverfekkin'wankscum defender Andrea Dossena is on the verge of of joining Napoli, according to the player's agent. Reds boss Rafa Benitez is prepared to offload Dossena as he looks to raise funds for his own signings in this month's transfer window.
Dossena has failed to live up to expectations since his arrival from Udinese in the summer of 2008. The 28-year-old has found himself a bit-part player at Anfield this season and he came close to a move away during the summer transfer window only for a move fail to materialise.
Napoli have held a long-term interest in Dossena and reports suggest a deal in the region €5million euros (£4.5million) has been agreed between both clubs for the full-back. Dossena's agent, Roberto La Florio, claims a deal could be sealed by Wednesday with the Italian international signing a four-and- a-half-year deal at the Naples outfit.
"I believe the player will arrive in Napoli tomorrow," La Florio told Tuttomercatoweb. "At the moment there are logistical problems, that is to say he can't leave Liverfekkin'wankscum because of the snow. "The player will arrive on a permanent basis with a contract for four-and-a-half years."
Defender set for Anfield exit – Last updated: 5th January 2010 – www.SkySports.com
Liverfekkin'wankscum defender Andrea Dossena is on the verge of of joining Napoli, according to the player's agent. Reds boss Rafa Benitez is prepared to offload Dossena as he looks to raise funds for his own signings in this month's transfer window.
Dossena has failed to live up to expectations since his arrival from Udinese in the summer of 2008. The 28-year-old has found himself a bit-part player at Anfield this season and he came close to a move away during the summer transfer window only for a move fail to materialise.
Napoli have held a long-term interest in Dossena and reports suggest a deal in the region €5million euros (£4.5million) has been agreed between both clubs for the full-back. Dossena's agent, Roberto La Florio, claims a deal could be sealed by Wednesday with the Italian international signing a four-and- a-half-year deal at the Naples outfit.
"I believe the player will arrive in Napoli tomorrow," La Florio told Tuttomercatoweb. "At the moment there are logistical problems, that is to say he can't leave Liverfekkin'wankscum because of the snow. "The player will arrive on a permanent basis with a contract for four-and-a-half years."
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Dossena ready for Napoli move; Full-back waiting for paperwork to be signed to finalise Reds exit
Andrea Dossena has revealed he is looking forward to joining Napoli as he waits to finalise his exit from Liverfekkin'wankscum.
The full-back is on the brink of bringing down the curtain on a disappointing 18-month spell at Anfield by securing a return to Serie A.
Dossena has started just 13 Premiershit games since moving to Liverfekkin'wankscum from Udinese in 2008 and he has made just five appearances in all competitions this season.
He is expected to sign a four-and-a-half year contract with Napoli and the 28-year-old is excited by his impending return to Italian football.
"I'm looking forward to embracing Napoli and to experience the emotion of the Stadio San Paolo," Dossena told Il Mattino.
"It's missing the official news of the move and so I can't say a lot, but I'm waiting.
"I thank Napoli and I'm happy to meet up with friends such as De Sanctis, Quagliarella and Maggio."
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiisconfirmed everything has been agreed for the move and he is now waiting for the paperwork to be signed.
De Laurentiis told Radio Marte: "For Dossena, we are missing only this (the signature). Now, we are thinking of sales."
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 60,00.html
Andrea Dossena has revealed he is looking forward to joining Napoli as he waits to finalise his exit from Liverfekkin'wankscum.
The full-back is on the brink of bringing down the curtain on a disappointing 18-month spell at Anfield by securing a return to Serie A.
Dossena has started just 13 Premiershit games since moving to Liverfekkin'wankscum from Udinese in 2008 and he has made just five appearances in all competitions this season.
He is expected to sign a four-and-a-half year contract with Napoli and the 28-year-old is excited by his impending return to Italian football.
"I'm looking forward to embracing Napoli and to experience the emotion of the Stadio San Paolo," Dossena told Il Mattino.
"It's missing the official news of the move and so I can't say a lot, but I'm waiting.
"I thank Napoli and I'm happy to meet up with friends such as De Sanctis, Quagliarella and Maggio."
Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiisconfirmed everything has been agreed for the move and he is now waiting for the paperwork to be signed.
De Laurentiis told Radio Marte: "For Dossena, we are missing only this (the signature). Now, we are thinking of sales."
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 60,00.html
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Napoli & Ezequiel Lavezzi Agree Five Year Extension - Report
Ezequiel Lavezzi's Napoli future seems locked up and safe for the next five years after reaching an argeement with the club over a bumper extension deal.
The Argentinean hitman, his agent Alejandro Mazzoni and club president Aurelio De Laurentiis have met in Buenos Aires where they held talks over the player's future, according to Il Corriere Dello Sport.
A new five-year contract was centre stage as the three men talked business and objectives. De Laurentiis set the tone for Lavezzi in terms of what he expects in return for the trust he has shown with the new deal which contains a series of incentives.
Having secured Lavezzi, the Azzurri's focus is set to turn to Marek Hamsik, where the Slovakian is likely to be presented with a similar deal.
He has recently been linked with Manchester United, but De Laurentiis is keen to underline his predilection for him as the club keep their prized assets safely tucked away from potential suitors.
Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?slu ... &type=lgns
Ezequiel Lavezzi's Napoli future seems locked up and safe for the next five years after reaching an argeement with the club over a bumper extension deal.
The Argentinean hitman, his agent Alejandro Mazzoni and club president Aurelio De Laurentiis have met in Buenos Aires where they held talks over the player's future, according to Il Corriere Dello Sport.
A new five-year contract was centre stage as the three men talked business and objectives. De Laurentiis set the tone for Lavezzi in terms of what he expects in return for the trust he has shown with the new deal which contains a series of incentives.
Having secured Lavezzi, the Azzurri's focus is set to turn to Marek Hamsik, where the Slovakian is likely to be presented with a similar deal.
He has recently been linked with Manchester United, but De Laurentiis is keen to underline his predilection for him as the club keep their prized assets safely tucked away from potential suitors.
Source: http://sports.yahoo.com/soccer/news?slu ... &type=lgns
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Datolo seals Olympiakos switch - Argentine completes loan deal to boost World Cup chances
Olympiakos have completed the loan signing of Napoli winger Jesus Datolo until the end of the season.
The Argentina international had made just six Serie A starts this term and asked to leave the club to boost his chances of gaining a World Cup squad place.
Datolo met up with his new team-mates in Greece on Sunday and will be managed by Brazil legend Zico, who took over Olympiakos in September.
Datolo was handed his international debut by current national boss Diego Maradona last year, and scored within 20 seconds of coming on as a substitute.
He has scored two goals in three appearances for his country and hopes regular first-team football will help his case for a place in Maradona's squad for South Africa.
The 26-year-old joins compatriots Luciano Galletti and Cristian Raul Ledesma at the Greece Super League Champions.
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html
Olympiakos have completed the loan signing of Napoli winger Jesus Datolo until the end of the season.
The Argentina international had made just six Serie A starts this term and asked to leave the club to boost his chances of gaining a World Cup squad place.
Datolo met up with his new team-mates in Greece on Sunday and will be managed by Brazil legend Zico, who took over Olympiakos in September.
Datolo was handed his international debut by current national boss Diego Maradona last year, and scored within 20 seconds of coming on as a substitute.
He has scored two goals in three appearances for his country and hopes regular first-team football will help his case for a place in Maradona's squad for South Africa.
The 26-year-old joins compatriots Luciano Galletti and Cristian Raul Ledesma at the Greece Super League Champions.
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 29,00.html
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In-form Napoli play down title hopes
- Today, 07:43
MILAN - Napoli fans have suffered so much heartache since the scudetto years of Diego Maradona that it is easy for them to get carried away by their 14-match unbeaten run in Serie A. Fourth spot in the table and the sniff of Champions League football just six years after bankruptcy and reformation in the third tier has Naples dreaming of even greater glory.
A win in Saturday's home game with Genoa, a team with a similar recent history, would power Napoli up to joint second - for a day at least. However, coach Walter Mazzarri believes any thoughts of adding to their 1987 and 1990 championships must be put on the back burner for the next few seasons.
"What we do this year will serve as a base for next season," he told Radiouno. "If something extraordinary happens, we'll take it but we are not talking about precise objectives, we'll leave that to the big clubs."
The former Sampdoria coach, who has watched his former side plummet down the league having been early season-leaders, has propelled unbeaten Napoli in the opposite direction since taking over from the hapless Roberto Donadoni in early October. Mazzarri knows Napoli are a big club given the huge soccer passion of the population of Italy's third city, who even packed the San Paolo with 50,000 crowds in Serie C. Being bankrolled by film producer Aurelio De Laurentiis also helps.
They belong at the top table of Italian football and the recent woeful form of Juventus and Fiorentina has opened the door for a genuine tilt at Champions League qualification. Last weekend's 2-0 win at Livorno was set up by Christian Maggio's wonder-goal, which revived memories of Marco van Basten's dipping volley from a tight angle at Euro 88.
The victory was all the more impressive given main strikers Fabio Quagliarella and Ezequiel Lavezzi were missing. Argentina's Lavezzi is still injured but Italy World Cup hopeful Quagliarella returns from suspension against a Genoa side which finished fifth last term and now lies eighth.
Relentless leaders Inter Milan travel to suddenly stuttering Parma on Sunday when second-placed AC Milan, nine points adrift with a game in hand after Sunday's derby defeat, host Livorno. Livorno coach Serse Cosmi quit at the weekend before returning to the club after clear-the-air talks with bosses.
Sixth-placed Juventus entertain struggling Lazio in Sunday's late game with speculation continuing over coach Ciro Ferrara's future after five league defeats in six.
- Today, 07:43
MILAN - Napoli fans have suffered so much heartache since the scudetto years of Diego Maradona that it is easy for them to get carried away by their 14-match unbeaten run in Serie A. Fourth spot in the table and the sniff of Champions League football just six years after bankruptcy and reformation in the third tier has Naples dreaming of even greater glory.
A win in Saturday's home game with Genoa, a team with a similar recent history, would power Napoli up to joint second - for a day at least. However, coach Walter Mazzarri believes any thoughts of adding to their 1987 and 1990 championships must be put on the back burner for the next few seasons.
"What we do this year will serve as a base for next season," he told Radiouno. "If something extraordinary happens, we'll take it but we are not talking about precise objectives, we'll leave that to the big clubs."
The former Sampdoria coach, who has watched his former side plummet down the league having been early season-leaders, has propelled unbeaten Napoli in the opposite direction since taking over from the hapless Roberto Donadoni in early October. Mazzarri knows Napoli are a big club given the huge soccer passion of the population of Italy's third city, who even packed the San Paolo with 50,000 crowds in Serie C. Being bankrolled by film producer Aurelio De Laurentiis also helps.
They belong at the top table of Italian football and the recent woeful form of Juventus and Fiorentina has opened the door for a genuine tilt at Champions League qualification. Last weekend's 2-0 win at Livorno was set up by Christian Maggio's wonder-goal, which revived memories of Marco van Basten's dipping volley from a tight angle at Euro 88.
The victory was all the more impressive given main strikers Fabio Quagliarella and Ezequiel Lavezzi were missing. Argentina's Lavezzi is still injured but Italy World Cup hopeful Quagliarella returns from suspension against a Genoa side which finished fifth last term and now lies eighth.
Relentless leaders Inter Milan travel to suddenly stuttering Parma on Sunday when second-placed AC Milan, nine points adrift with a game in hand after Sunday's derby defeat, host Livorno. Livorno coach Serse Cosmi quit at the weekend before returning to the club after clear-the-air talks with bosses.
Sixth-placed Juventus entertain struggling Lazio in Sunday's late game with speculation continuing over coach Ciro Ferrara's future after five league defeats in six.
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ECCO IL SAN PAOLO ALL'INGLESE
Avrà60mila posti, non avràla pista di atletica ma una nuova copertura, ospiteràsolo partite di calcio, con gli spalti a ridosso dei giocatori.
– 02.02.2010 15:13 di Antonio Gaito articolo letto 38507 volte
Almeno sulla carta, il nuovo stadio San Paolo prende una forma in linea con i prerequisiti minimi per potere ospitare gli incontri di calcio di Euro 2016. Avrà60mila posti, non avràla pista di atletica ma una nuova copertura, ospiteràsolo partite di calcio, con gli spalti a ridosso dei giocatori. Il Napoli continueràa giocare al San Paolo in costanza dei lavori di ristrutturazione. Il sindaco e l’assessore allo Sport Ponticelli hanno spedito il progetto alla Figc, che ha dato l’ok e che entro due settimane lo gireràalla Uefa, cui spetta l’ultima parola. Oggi la discussione in consiglio comunale. Bisogneràtrovare - e non saràfacile - 80 milioni di euro per la ristrutturazione dell’impianto.
Si chiama legge Crimi ed è la legge per «la costruzione e ristrutturazione dei nuovi stadi in funzione della candidatura dell’Italia a ospitare gli Europei di calcio del 2016». La chiave - l’unica - per mettere in campo capitali privati, quelli dei presidenti delle squadre di calcio delle cittàinteressate a Euro 2016 e far scattare il project financing. Per Aurelio De Laurentiis, se la legge venisse approvata in Senato, ci sarebbe la possibilitàdi sfruttare l’impianto di Fuorigrotta e soprattutto i diritti di superficie ovvero gli spazi sopra e sotto suolo da utilizzare per le cosiddette attività«collaterali» per mettere in piedi impianti multifunzionali. Nella sostanza bar, alberghi, ristoranti, cinema, museo e chi più ne ha più ne metta. «Le opere - si legge nel testo della legge - sono dichiarate di preminente interesse nazionale, di pubblica utilità, indifferibilitàed urgenza» godranno dunque di una corsia preferenziale. «Soggetto proponente - si legge ancora - è la societàsportiva fruitrice prevalente dello stadio, nonché i soggetti privati o pubblici che, al fine di effettuare investimenti sullo stadio, stipulino un accordo con la medesima societàsportiva a qualsiasi titolo, per una durata di almeno venti anni, e, comunque, proporzionata al periodo necessario ad ammortizzare gli investimenti effettuati. La stipulazione dell’accordo con la societàsportiva è condizione necessaria per l’attivazione dell’accordo di programma»
The San Paolo is to be done up, with a restructured 60,000 capacity and the removal of the running track and a new roof.
Avrà60mila posti, non avràla pista di atletica ma una nuova copertura, ospiteràsolo partite di calcio, con gli spalti a ridosso dei giocatori.
– 02.02.2010 15:13 di Antonio Gaito articolo letto 38507 volte
Almeno sulla carta, il nuovo stadio San Paolo prende una forma in linea con i prerequisiti minimi per potere ospitare gli incontri di calcio di Euro 2016. Avrà60mila posti, non avràla pista di atletica ma una nuova copertura, ospiteràsolo partite di calcio, con gli spalti a ridosso dei giocatori. Il Napoli continueràa giocare al San Paolo in costanza dei lavori di ristrutturazione. Il sindaco e l’assessore allo Sport Ponticelli hanno spedito il progetto alla Figc, che ha dato l’ok e che entro due settimane lo gireràalla Uefa, cui spetta l’ultima parola. Oggi la discussione in consiglio comunale. Bisogneràtrovare - e non saràfacile - 80 milioni di euro per la ristrutturazione dell’impianto.
Si chiama legge Crimi ed è la legge per «la costruzione e ristrutturazione dei nuovi stadi in funzione della candidatura dell’Italia a ospitare gli Europei di calcio del 2016». La chiave - l’unica - per mettere in campo capitali privati, quelli dei presidenti delle squadre di calcio delle cittàinteressate a Euro 2016 e far scattare il project financing. Per Aurelio De Laurentiis, se la legge venisse approvata in Senato, ci sarebbe la possibilitàdi sfruttare l’impianto di Fuorigrotta e soprattutto i diritti di superficie ovvero gli spazi sopra e sotto suolo da utilizzare per le cosiddette attività«collaterali» per mettere in piedi impianti multifunzionali. Nella sostanza bar, alberghi, ristoranti, cinema, museo e chi più ne ha più ne metta. «Le opere - si legge nel testo della legge - sono dichiarate di preminente interesse nazionale, di pubblica utilità, indifferibilitàed urgenza» godranno dunque di una corsia preferenziale. «Soggetto proponente - si legge ancora - è la societàsportiva fruitrice prevalente dello stadio, nonché i soggetti privati o pubblici che, al fine di effettuare investimenti sullo stadio, stipulino un accordo con la medesima societàsportiva a qualsiasi titolo, per una durata di almeno venti anni, e, comunque, proporzionata al periodo necessario ad ammortizzare gli investimenti effettuati. La stipulazione dell’accordo con la societàsportiva è condizione necessaria per l’attivazione dell’accordo di programma»
The San Paolo is to be done up, with a restructured 60,000 capacity and the removal of the running track and a new roof.
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Maggio targets Azzurri spot Friday 5 February, 2010
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Napoli’s Christian Maggio has conceded that he dreams about being a part of the 2010 World Cup.
“I hope to be there,â€
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Napoli’s Christian Maggio has conceded that he dreams about being a part of the 2010 World Cup.
“I hope to be there,â€
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Pazienza is happy in Napoli Wednesday 17 February, 2010
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Michele Pazienza is delighted to have finally conquered a regular place in Napoli's starting XI.
The 27-year-old midfielder moved to the San Paolo in 2007, but until recently he has always been on the fringes of the first team.
“I am in heaven here. I am happy with how things are going. I left Florence because I want more continuity and I have found it,â€
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Michele Pazienza is delighted to have finally conquered a regular place in Napoli's starting XI.
The 27-year-old midfielder moved to the San Paolo in 2007, but until recently he has always been on the fringes of the first team.
“I am in heaven here. I am happy with how things are going. I left Florence because I want more continuity and I have found it,â€
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Mazzarri: 'Jose talks rubbish!' Tuesday 16 February, 2010
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Napoli boss Walter Mazzarri launched a stinging attack on Jose Mourinho. “He talks rubbish, but people can see he’s taking them for a ride.â€
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Napoli boss Walter Mazzarri launched a stinging attack on Jose Mourinho. “He talks rubbish, but people can see he’s taking them for a ride.â€
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