Federico Chiesa (101 Viewers)

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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If he had played, maybe Italy wouldn't have been eliminated. Chiesa's corpse is better than those useless chumps. He brings that courage and dynamism to the team's attack. Italy isn't the team of the 2000s anymore with full of stars. Chiesa could easily play in the starting lineup, or even be a game changing sub.
 

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L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
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If he had played, maybe Italy wouldn't have been eliminated. Chiesa's corpse is better than those useless chumps. He brings that courage and dynamism to the team's attack. Italy isn't the team of the 2000s anymore with full of stars. Chiesa could easily play in the starting lineup, or even be a game changing sub.
Yes!

And glad that you’re alive, my brother!
 

GordoDeCentral

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Apr 14, 2005
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It's depressing that our last two great players suffered the same injury

Bremer and Chiesa.

Dybala, Pogba, Douglas Costa and Di Maria also ruined with injuries here.

Throughout our history we have suffered from serious injuries to some of our greatest ever players.

Del Piero and Baggio both suffered from serious knee injuries
Di maria is an unprofessional bastid, he plays every game for rosario central, gets hacked hatd too
 

BIG DADDY!!!

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Mar 12, 2004
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GJUSTJUVE said the other day that hes been told what was really going on behind scenes but won't reveal it until another few years.

He had hinted in past that Chiesa may of been toxic in the dressing room and even got angry when someone in his suggested bringing him in this Mercato.
 

Alin

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Jul 27, 2015
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GJUSTJUVE said the other day that hes been told what was really going on behind scenes but won't reveal it until another few years.

He had hinted in past that Chiesa may of been toxic in the dressing room and even got angry when someone in his suggested bringing him in this Mercato.
I really like GJustJuve but let’s be serious, whenever the club plans to ship out a crucial player for whatever reason he always finds a positive spin to it to have us not regret it as much, in fact he is doing the same with Bremer nowadays too… in one of his videos the other week he literally said that Kelly had been outperforming and babysitting Bremer this season or something of the sorts. :rofl:

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Chiesa has reiterated multiple times he was forced out, and likely it had to do with his fitness issues and us wanting to promote Yildiz as a starter in his preffered LM/LW role, and i remember reading some stuff about him having sided with Allegri vs Giuntoli post Coppa final, so clearly Giuntoli and then his studge Motta had different plans and wanted to move him on, while probably thinking initially they’ll be able to cash in double the plusvalenza that they eventually got from his sale.
 
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RKid1

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Jun 29, 2020
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Chiesa's problem is, he plays in the EPL.

So Liverpool are going to ask for €15-20 million to sell him, which is chump change to them, but is a real investment and gamble for a Serie A club.

Liverpool are going to want to make it permanent and wipe their hands of him, while every Serie A club is going to ask for a loan with the option to buy, with Liverpool covering some of the wages. I don't know what he makes, but I'm going to assume not much by EPL standards, but expensive by Serie A standards.

It's always tough to make transfers work going from a rich league like the EPL to a poverty league like Serie A.

It's hard to imagine there is a quick and obvious solution here on the horizon. It could play out until late in the window when we'll see how desperate Liverpool is to get rid of him
 

Siamak

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The lack of a technical, pacey player is very noticeable. Aside from Conceição, the team basically has no fast dribblers. Bringing Chiesa back would make the attack far more dynamic and lead to a clear improvement.
 

Alin

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Jul 27, 2015
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The lack of a technical, pacey player is very noticeable. Aside from Conceição, the team basically has no fast dribblers. Bringing Chiesa back would make the attack far more dynamic and lead to a clear improvement.
That if he can actually stay fit long enough to regain the form and pace we’ve seen during his good days, which unfortunately we’re far from atm… however i do fully agree with the main point, we definitely need to add more players with those kind of characteristics.
 

RKid1

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There's no way Liverpool could demand that much after he went for less and has barely played a minute.
They can do whatever they want. I just don't believe a Serie A club will give in to their demands.

Liverpool can play hardball and tell him to find a club that will pay what they're asking, or prepare for another season on the bench.
 

Siamak

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That if he can actually stay fit long enough to regain the form and pace we’ve seen during his good days, which unfortunately we’re far from atm… however i do fully agree with the main point, we definitely need to add more players with those kind of characteristics.
In recent years, Juve have hardly moved for this kind of player. Just look at the list of players they’ve brought in none of them are truly technical/technique player except Conceicao. Chiesa would be a low cost option even though he struggles stay fit, he can contribute in the rotation system.
 
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Siamak

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