Juventus ready to capture another City player - Aleksander Kolarov

Clint Dempsey to Aston Villa A strange one, coming courtesy of Grant Wahl, who cites "informed speculation" about Dempsey being offered to Aston Villa as part of a deal for Christian Benteke. Nobody else is suggesting this, and Villa are unlikely to pay Dempsey's wages, so it's hard to see a deal coming off. We're not sure what 'informed speculation' is, but we'll take a guess (or an 'informed speculation') and say that it's probably a case of "Spurs have a forward they don't need, Villa will need a forward if they sell Benteke." It's a decent deal for Villa, but they're unlikely to want to pay out those sort of wages, even if Dempsey may be willing to take a slight cut if he wants to get games. Odds: Difficult to see this one being on the table.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/sbnation/union/SBNation_20130712_Transfer_nonsense_filter__Modric_to_United__Rooney_to_Chelsea_.html#82Ac0a9BT4YyRLsK.99Juventus are ready to launch a fresh assault on Aleksandar Kolarov, according to Turin based Tuttosport.
General manager Giuseppe Marotta is adamant the club need to sell after signing Fernando Llorente, Carlos Tevez and Angelo Ogbonna, with Sunderland-bound Emanuele Giaccherini the first player to leave.
Strikers Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella are also nearing the exit door, but the Bianconeri are also thinking about signing a left-sided full-back.
For the time being, Juventus officials are simultaneously working on transfers of Aleksandar Kolarov and Camilo Zuniga, hoping to sign one of the two players.
And while Napoli are not too keen on selling the Colombian full-back, Manchester City are prepared to cash in on Kolarov, who in turn wants to return to Serie A.
With that in mind, it is expected that the Serbian defender, who has been playing second fiddle to Gael Clichy of late, will arrive in Turin in time for the start of pre-season training.
Juventus are ready to launch a fresh assault on Aleksandar Kolarov, according to Turin based Tuttosport.
General manager Giuseppe Marotta is adamant the club need to sell after signing Fernando Llorente, Carlos Tevez and Angelo Ogbonna, with Sunderland-bound Emanuele Giaccherini the first player to leave.
Strikers Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella are also nearing the exit door, but the Bianconeri are also thinking about signing a left-sided full-back.
For the time being, Juventus officials are simultaneously working on transfers of Aleksandar Kolarov and Camilo Zuniga, hoping to sign one of the two players.
And while Napoli are not too keen on selling the Colombian full-back, Manchester City are prepared to cash in on Kolarov, who in turn wants to return to Serie A.
With that in mind, it is expected that the Serbian defender, who has been playing second fiddle to Gael Clichy of late, will arrive in Turin in time for the start of pre-season training.