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Giuseppe Marotta claims 'cautious' summer spending will continue Juventus director says the addition of new players is likely, but has urged discretion about getting carried away on the market. Aug 4, 2011 Juventus director Giuseppe Marotta has said the summer deals will continue, but made it clear that the rest of the transfer window will be approached with caution. On Thursday morning Goal.com revealed how Juventus were being fiscally responsible in their chase for Fiorentina's Juan Manuel Vargas. And now Marotta has confirmed the club are still keen on adding players to their squad, but the heavy spending of recent weeks is likely to be curtailed. "We want to get to our objectives by respecting the ethics and we will not overpay for players we want to buy," Marotta told La Repubblica. "We want to get to the end of the market with the best squad possible. The coach wants a competitive team and we will try and accommodate this. "We have our ideas but we have to be cautious and we have to be certain before announcing something." Juventus are currently at their pre-season training camp and they will play AC Cuneo on Friday afternoon.

Mirko Vucinic adds quality to Juventus - Giuseppe Marotta Club's general director feels the former Lecce man was well worth the money as he hails the striker's arrival in Turin after unveiling him to the press. Aug 2, 2011 Giuseppe Marotta believes Juventus paid

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Juventus have a great desire to win again - Gianluigi Buffon The Italy international has stated that the Turin giants are determined to return to winning ways again after two disappointing seasons and has praised head coach Antonio Conte. Aug 1, 2011 Gianluigi Buffon is eager to fight for top honours again with Juventus after two rather disappointing seasons and is confident that the Turin side can fight for the Serie A title under Antonio Conte. Juventus finished seventh in Italy's top flight last term and failed to qualify for European football, but Buffon has made it clear that the team want to play an important role in challenging for honours in 2011-12. "The fans and Juventus itself have a great desire to win again. The most important thing is that the players have the same desire. You can't say yet whether we can fight for the Scudetto. I just hope that we can leave the last two seasons behind us," Buffon said to Sky Sport Italia. "Antonio Conte is a great coach who perfectly knows the strengths and weaknesses of all the players. He wants everything to go perfect and the players are following his direction. There's a great understanding between players and coach."

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Claudio Marchisio inundated with pleas from fans to remain with Juventus The 25-year-old midfielder is the subject of transfer speculation but the Juve faithful do not want the Italy international to leave the Turin club. Jul 30, 2011 Juventus supporters have been pleading for Claudio Marchisio to remain with the club beyond this summer's transfer window. The Turin native rose through the youth ranks at the Serie A outfit and has been a first team player since 2006. With the arrival of Andrea Pirlo over the summer on a free transfer, however, Marchisio's future is far from certain. Reports emanating from Italy today claim that Juventus might be enticed into a deal by exchanging him for Roma's Mirko Vucinic. But that deal does not please the Juventus faithful as they left thousands and thousands of messages on the club's official Facebook page pleading for him to stay. Many fans on it call him a ''Future captain'', as they express their disgust at the club contemplating any deal at all for Marchisio. ''Do not touch Marchisio! I prefer him a thousand times over Vucinic! Marchisio forever - black and white," one supporter wrote on the page. Roma and AC Milan are the two clubs which are most strongly linked with a move for the Italian midfielder; but with a contract signed with Juventus until 2016, it would take a lot of money for him to be leaving Juventus.

AC Milan are favourites for the Scudetto - Luciano Moggi The former Italian transfer chief has tipped Massimiliano Allegri's outfit to win the title and has advised Inter not to sign Carlos Tevez from Manchester City. Jul 29, 2011 Luciano Moggi believes AC Milan are a good bet to retain the Scudetto in the 2011-12 season. The former Juventus transfer director does not believe Inter have enough strength to challenge Massimiliano Allegri's side. Milan finished six points ahead of their city rivals last term, and Moggi feels it will be more of the same in the upcoming Serie A campaign. "Milan's squad, though inferior, are favourites for the Scudetto next season," Moggi wrote in his Tuttomercatoweb.com column. Inter have been linked with a move for wantaway Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez, but Moggi has his doubts a deal with materialise. "I am not sure about the rumours linking Tevez with Inter as even after many years, no-one understands what his role is," continued Moggi. "I think it is best for Moratti to keep the players he has already."