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Juventus to go allout
ROME, Aug 28 : Juventus, desperate for their first league title since 1986, have grab bed centre stage
tn the build-up to Italy's new soccer season which kicks off on Sunday, reports Reuter.
After a disastrous season In which they finished seventh In the league and failed to qualify for European competition for the first time In 28 years, the Turin team has been stripped down and rebuilt for the coming campaign.
Nothing less than the championship will satisfy new coach Giovanni Trapattoni and the man whose word is law at Juventus: Gianni Agnelli, boss of the Flat car company.
"We've started from the bottom and now we ll see what happens, Agnelli cautiously told reporters last week.
He and striker Roberto Baggio — the world's most expensive player who cost Juventus 13 million dollars last year — have come to an agreement, he added.
"I've told him I'll sack his if we don't win the championship this year, and he's agreed, smiled Agnelli.
This could Indeed turn out lo be Juventus' year.
Of the other teams in Italy's big-four, champions Sampdoria will be the team everyone wants lo beat while AC Milan and Internazlonale may be held back by Injuries.
Two of Internazionale's trio of Germans. Adreeas Brehme and Lothar Matthaeus, have fitness problems and may not last the season ouL
Brehme has been troubled by a thigh muscle injuiy while Matthaeus has knee trouble.
Doubts also persist about Milan’s Dutchman Ruud Gullit who has had four knee operations tn the past two years.
Juventus themselves are bubbling with confidence after the return of Trapattoni. who guided the club to six league titles between 1976 and 1986.
Striker Salvatore Schillaci, who faik-d to impress fast sea son after his success as leading scorer in the 1990 World Cup. attributes his return to form in pre-season games entirely lo the former Internazlonale
coach.
"His arrival has been fundamental In my improvement, he said. Last season was a total disaster but that’s all changed now."
Juventus have strengthened their suspect defence by buying Bayern Munich players Juergcn Kohler and Stefan Reuter and have brought back in an executive role Glampcro Boniperti who was president of the club in its glory years.
Early results have been impressive. Juventus won eight out of nine friendlies In August, culminating in a thrilling 2-1 win over Milan last week.
Overall, the league Itself may lack a touch of Its usual sparkle this year, with Diego Maradona gone from Napoli and no obvious successor in sight to assume his twin roles of soccer genius and media favourite.
Of the newcomers, the most expensive close season signing has been David Platt, the 25jearold^EnglishJnter-to Bari from Aston Villa for 9.45 million dollars last month.
Platt quickly earned respect on the pitch with hat-tricks in two consecutive friendlies — though his more recent from has been less impressive — and he has cuddled up to the notoriously fickle Italian press with a string of gushing compliments.
"Sorry England but I like Italy more every day. He told approving Italian reporters fast week.
Lazio midfielder Thomas Doll, bought for some nine million dollars from Hamburg,
combining well with Giovanni Storoppa formerly of Milan.
But last season's knee injure to England international Paul Gascoigne has deprived Lazio of what they had hoped would be their real crowed-puller this year.
The 24-year-old Tottenham midfielder will join Lazio for a reported 8.8 million dollars, providing the regains full fit ncss, but will not play for the Roman team until the IW2-M season