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GENOA NEWS
Genoa have again moved to quash speculation surrounding Rodrigo Palacio, suggesting that a contract extension is more likely than a summer departure.
Genoa have revealed that they showed an interest in Coach Luis Enrique before he opted to join Roma in the summer.
Genoa are being linked with a move for Marco Borriello once the Roma player’s loan stint at Juventus ends.
Pasquale Marino gladly clings to the point, but Juventus protest at the referee.
Genoa President Enrico Preziosi concedes “Juventus deserved to win,” but feels both sides had reason to complain about the referee.
Juventus have called a media silence in protest at the refereeing decisions during today’s 0-0 draw with Genoa.
Juventus have Arturo Vidal playing centre-back as Genoa welcome Alberto Gilardino back from an injury lay-off.
Alessandro Matri insists the Scudetto race “is wide open” as Juventus go into the game with Genoa trailing Milan by two points.
Juraj Kucka is confident Genoa can take advantage of the Juventus frailties today. “It won’t be easy for Arturo Vidal to play as a defender.”
Pasquale Marino does not believe Juventus are struggling ahead of the Genoa clash. “If they are unbeaten, there is a reason...”
Antonio Conte is refusing to speak to the media after his “unjust” ban, so assistant manager Angelo Alessio insists Juventus “will double our efforts” against Genoa.
Martin Caceres believes Antonio Conte’s absence will be as significant this weekend against Genoa as the makeshift defence he may find himself a part of.
In the face of returning transfer speculation, Enrico Preziosi is confident that Rodrigo Palacio will be happy to stay with Genoa ‘for a long time.’
Genoa defender Andreas Granqvist will be out for the next two months after spraining his knee with ligament damage.
Alberto Gilardino will resume full training on Tuesday after the Genoa man was recently struck down by injury.
Pasquale Marino hailed Genoa's best away performance, but Serse Cosmi blamed the "absurd" referee.
Lecce Coach Serse Cosmi was sent off for dissent, but doubled down by claiming referee Carmine Russo “proved he’s not good enough for Serie A.”
Atalanta heroics denied Udinese, Fiorentina and Siena got crucial wins and Giuseppe Sculli’s brace sealed a four-goal thriller at Lecce.
Serse Cosmi’s Lecce are coming off back-to-back victories and he trusts Juan Cuadrado to make his mark on Genoa too.
Pasquale Marino brings Alberto Gilardino to Lecce for moral support, as Genoa try to interrupt their poor run of results.
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