The sticking point appears to be Sebastian Giovinco, the talented Juventus trequartista, who Udinese want to form part of the deal.
Udinese would like to part-own the 'Atomic Ant', but Juventus are reluctant to let go of a player who could yet succeed Ale Del Piero.
“Sebastian interests Ferrara a lot. Jean-Claude Blanc and Alessio Secco are working with great determination on this field,” Cobolli Gigli explained.
He then went on to say Juventus would not be abandoning their interest in D'Agostino despite the hiccup in negotiations.
“There are alternatives, but for the moment we are looking to concentrate ourselves on this deal.” Cobolli Gigli revealed.
“D'Agostino is a great central midfielder, we will keep our feet on the ground.”
Cobolli Gigli later denied Juventus have made an attempt to sign want-away Lazio striker Goran Pandev.
“No, he is a good player, but at the moment in which we are interested we will go and speak with Lazio President Claudio Lotito.
“At the moment, that has not yet happened,” Cobolli Gigli said. “We have not asked about him.”
A deal for Pandev is linked with the future of David Trezeguet, the Juventus striker, who is being linked with Roma and Lyon.
“David is a player, who always interests Juventus. He wants to have greater opportunities to play and, if interesting proposals were made to us for him, we would evaluate them,” Cobolli Gigli revealed.
He finished off his Press conference by defending Ciro Ferrara, the new Juventus trainer, who hasn't any previous experience as a Coach.
“Ferrara is a guarantee, but in work there are always bets to wage. Anyway he is a guarantee,” Cobolli Gigli concluded.
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