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hehehe, anyway check this out and tell me what yuh know of this youth. Saw the 2 missiles he scored for Italy the other day.
Quagliarella's agent tells Man Utd to confirm bid
The agent of rising Italian star Fabio Quagliarella said on Thursday the player could be heading to Manchester United if the Premiership champions confirm a bid he says they made for the 23-year-old striker a month ago.
Quaglirella, who is jointly owned by Serie A clubs Sampdoria and Udinese, scored 13 goals for Sampdoria in Serie A the season just gone.
He also netted both of Italy's goals in their 2-0 win at Lithuania last week in his first start for the Azzurri.
"One month ago Manchester United put in an offer of 10 million pounds (14.8 million euros) for Fabio," Quagliarella's agent Silvio Pagliari told Rete Sport.
"We feel Fabio is worth between 15 and 20 million euros, so if the English club's offer still stands, it is highly probable he will go abroad."
Naples-born Quagliarella began his professional career with Torino in 1999 and stayed with the Turin club for four years.
He then spent three seasons playing third division football with Florentia Viola (now know as Fiorentina) and Chieti respectively before rejoining Torino in 2004.
After that he spent a season with Ascoli before joining Sampdoria for the start of7the 2006-07 season.
Quagliarella's agent tells Man Utd to confirm bid
The agent of rising Italian star Fabio Quagliarella said on Thursday the player could be heading to Manchester United if the Premiership champions confirm a bid he says they made for the 23-year-old striker a month ago.
Quaglirella, who is jointly owned by Serie A clubs Sampdoria and Udinese, scored 13 goals for Sampdoria in Serie A the season just gone.
He also netted both of Italy's goals in their 2-0 win at Lithuania last week in his first start for the Azzurri.
"One month ago Manchester United put in an offer of 10 million pounds (14.8 million euros) for Fabio," Quagliarella's agent Silvio Pagliari told Rete Sport.
"We feel Fabio is worth between 15 and 20 million euros, so if the English club's offer still stands, it is highly probable he will go abroad."
Naples-born Quagliarella began his professional career with Torino in 1999 and stayed with the Turin club for four years.
He then spent three seasons playing third division football with Florentia Viola (now know as Fiorentina) and Chieti respectively before rejoining Torino in 2004.
After that he spent a season with Ascoli before joining Sampdoria for the start of7the 2006-07 season.
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