Post by Taxigirl on Dec 9, 2003 18:21:58 GMT
Didier to replace Lippi?
The world's gone fukkin LOOPY LOO
Didier Deschamps is the number one candidate to become the next Juventus boss, according to reports in France.
The former Bianconeri midfielder is currently excelling at Monaco and is a contender to replace Marcello Lippi (pictured) once he leaves the club.
"It is true that I have had contact with Juventus but we haven’t spoken concretely about the possibility of working together in the future," the former Chelsea midfielder is quoted as saying.
"We’ve met on a number of occasions but our talks have been concerned with the availability of players.
"It would obviously be a dream job to sit on the Juventus bench. But we’ll have to wait and see because there are many factors to consider. The first of which are Lippi’s plans."
The latter is contracted to the Delle Alpi outfit until the summer of 2005. However, there is a possibility that he could leave the club at the end of the season.
The former Napoli tactician has openly admitted that he would love to take charge of the Italian national side and that position may become available after Euro 2004.
Current boss Giovanni Trapattoni is only tied to the Azzurri until the end of those Finals with some predicting that he will leave no matter how the Italians do.
Should he not be offered a new deal then the Italian Football Federation would make a move for Lippi.
Apologies to anyone who actually rated him, HAHAHAHA ;D
The world's gone fukkin LOOPY LOO
Didier Deschamps is the number one candidate to become the next Juventus boss, according to reports in France.
The former Bianconeri midfielder is currently excelling at Monaco and is a contender to replace Marcello Lippi (pictured) once he leaves the club.
"It is true that I have had contact with Juventus but we haven’t spoken concretely about the possibility of working together in the future," the former Chelsea midfielder is quoted as saying.
"We’ve met on a number of occasions but our talks have been concerned with the availability of players.
"It would obviously be a dream job to sit on the Juventus bench. But we’ll have to wait and see because there are many factors to consider. The first of which are Lippi’s plans."
The latter is contracted to the Delle Alpi outfit until the summer of 2005. However, there is a possibility that he could leave the club at the end of the season.
The former Napoli tactician has openly admitted that he would love to take charge of the Italian national side and that position may become available after Euro 2004.
Current boss Giovanni Trapattoni is only tied to the Azzurri until the end of those Finals with some predicting that he will leave no matter how the Italians do.
Should he not be offered a new deal then the Italian Football Federation would make a move for Lippi.
Apologies to anyone who actually rated him, HAHAHAHA ;D
