Trezeguet has been heavily linked with a move to Barcelona over
the past few weeks or so, and the Frenchman is currently second
choice behind Emmanuel Adebayor in the list of strikers that Josep
Guardiola wants for next season.
Tuttosport says that Juventus will sell Trezeguet providing they
receive an offer of €25m, and they have already started planning
what they will do with this money.
The first investment idea is Ajax hitman Klaas Jan Huntelaar, who
is considered as a similar mould of striker to Trezeguet, and is
actually available for exactly €25m.
The second idea is to spend €15m on Udinese forward Fabio
Quagliarella, before using the remaining €10m on Lyon full back
Fabio Grosso.
It remains to be seen whether Barcelona will be prepared to fork
out such a sum of money for a player who turns 31 later this year,
however despite his age there are still many who consider Trezeguet
as one of, if not, the best penalty box striker in the world.
Trezegol was incredibly left out of France’s Euro 2008 squad,
despite scoring 20 Serie A goals last season. Les Bleus crashed out
in the first round with just one point and one goal from three
games.