Former Juventus administrator Luciano Moggi isn’t impressed by the idea of the Bianconeri signing Fernando Llorente and Gonzalo Higuain.
The former Old Lady transfer guru, who was banned from the game for his part in the Calciopoli scandal, thinks they need a different kind of player in attack.
“Borussia Dortmund’s Robert Lewandowski is a player who makes the difference for club and country,” Moggi told Tutto Nocerina.
“The club need to sign important players, but Higuain and Llorente are decent and nothing more.
“The likes of Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella are not worth any less, the thing is that foreign players are desired by journalists and fans – but that guarantees nothing.”
Juve have already agreed a deal with Llorente who will join the club on a free transfer once his Athletic Bilbao contract expires next month.
Meanwhile, Turin officials flew to Madrid this week to discuss a possible transfer for Higuain.
