基本可以停止 yy了,吉拉迪诺自己表态:认为自己最大的可能性还是留在帕尔马
Gilardino keeps options open Sunday 11 July, 2004
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Alberto Gilardino is considering a series of offers, but admits that Roma would be his preferred destination.
“All the interest has come from big clubs that I would be honoured to join,” commented the striker. “Roma would give me more first team football, while at Juventus and Real Madrid I’d have to fight for my place."
"If I'm to sit on the bench for most of the season, then I may as well stay at Parma.”
The youngster shot to fame after replacing Adriano in the Parma line-up, going on to score 23 Serie A goals in the latter half of the season.
He further consolidated his position on the continental stage by proving pivotal in Italy’s Under-21 European Championship triumph in May.
Parma will be forced into a sale by their financial problems, so they are fielding offers from Roma, Juventus and Real Madrid.
“Juventus would not only suit me because they are a great club,” added Piedmont native Gilardino, “but also as Turin is a lot closer to my home town. Real Madrid is obviously a name that makes the heart of any lad who plays football pound.”
“Roma are also an intriguing option, as I would be reunited with Coach Cesare Prandelli, who I worked with so well at the Tardini and have kept in contact with. In any case, I have a contract with Parma until 2006 and will attend pre-season training as planned.”
|