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Originally Posted by Tony29.
As much as i'd like to join you guys in attacking Moratti, this time i have to agree with Bresciano.
Juve was the team selling. Noone stole Juve players, but Juve was the team that offered it's players on the market. The financial situation was awfull, and there was no chance of paying those wages to Cannavaro, Thuram, Vieira or Ibrahimovic.
If Juve didn't sell Ibra, they would have sold some other high wager, but with Ibra's form and Vieira's too high wage, Juve can concider themselves lucky for finding a buyer.
Inter was just the team that offered more than the others. It was pure bussines.
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Yes, but Juve didn't want to let all the stars go... they kept some less expensive good players who could have been sold, like Camoranesi, Nevded (a veteran), Del Piero (too much of a symbol, not for sale), Buffon (best GK in the world, and gentleman for his decision), etc.
In other words, Inter likes to pay... they got Vieira for their overpopulated CM role... and were the only ones fool enough to pay so much for Ibrahimovich