Fenerbahce have
announced that they
have begun talks with
Juventus over signing of out-of-favour winger Milos Krasic, and are also
looking to secure the services of Everton Joseph Yobo on permanent basis.
Krasic was deemed surplus to
requirements by the Bianconeri
following Antonio Conte's
appointment as coach last
summer but the former CSKA
Moscow boss has hitherto
struggled to drum up interest in
his services .
However, Fenerbahce confirmed
on Thursday evening that are
presently trying to negotiate
deals for the duo of Serb and
Yobo.
Juventus paid CSKA a reported
€15 million for Krasic during the
summer in 2010 but after an
encouraging start to life in Italy,
the attacker's form dipped
dramatically during the second
half of the year season.
The player was then frozen out
upon Conte's arrival from Siena
and made just seven
appearances in Serie A last
season, scoring just a goal. Yobo, meanwhile, has spent the last two
seasons on loan at
Fenerbahce and admitted last
week that he is hoping the
Turkish outfit can agree a fee
with Everton so that he can seal
a permanent move to Istanbul side.
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