During an interview accorded to the Corriere della Sera, Juventus General Manager Giuseppe Marotta has released some intereristing declarations regarding his club’s transfer market strategies: first of all, the executive has declared that his will is to end his career in Turin; then Marotta has assured that the team will be reinforced during the next transfer window and has confirmed that the ones of Paris Saint-Germain 27-year-old Edinson Cavani and Monaco 28-year-old Radamel Falcao (currently on loan at Manchester United)could be the right names for the offensive line; the Colombia international has recently declared that he needs to find a team where he will have the possibility to play continuously; a concrete option for the bianconeri remains Sassuolo 23-year-old Simone Zaza, but, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, also Napoli are keen on the player; interviewed by Radio Crc, Christian Maifredi, agent of the Italy international, has denied any contact with the azzurri and has confirmed that the Serie A defending champions remain the most probable destination for his client. The Piedmont’s club keeps also on working to reinforce its team’s flank, and, as well known, one of their main targets for such position is 31-year-old Dani Alves, whose contract with Barcelona is about to expire: as reported by Metro, Manchester United are ready offer more than 10 million euros per season to the Brazil international. Inter Milan are seeking a midfielder, and, as well known, have found an agreement with 31-year-old Jérémy Toulalan, whose contract with Monaco will expire at the end of the current season; the nerazzurri are also seeking a young player who could be the backup for the Frenchman, and, as revealed by calciomercato.com, are thinking about Standard Liege 20-year-old Julien de Sart.
