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Palmero link for Aussie World Cup star Bresciano
AFP
June 28, 2006
FRANKFURT (AFP) - Marco Bresciano may become the first of the Socceroos to cash in on Australia's great World Cup performance.
The 26-year-old midfielder is being linked with a move from cash-strapped Parma to Palmero in Italy's Serie A.
Parma director general Gabriele Zamagna has confirmed he is negotiating with the Sicilian club over the sale of Bresciano.
"Between us and the Rosanero club there is contact," Zamagna was reported as saying Wednesday. "But there's still nothing concrete. We will see in the next few days.
"Palermo has a good squad, but it is still too soon to speak about potential players being inserted into the negotiations."
Bresciano became Australia's most expensive footballer when he transferred from Empoli to Parma in 2002 and the former Melbourne player has been looking to progress in the tough Serie A where he has earned a reputation as a goalscoring midfielder.
"There's nothing confirmed yet, there's talk, but we have to see what happens, weigh up my options and decide after," Bresciano said after Australia's last-kick 1-0 loss to Italy in the World Cup second round in Kaiserslautern last Monday.
Bresciano scored eight goals in 32 appearances for Parma last season and said before the World Cup that he was keen on making a move to a better-performing Serie A club.
Four Palermo players -- Fabio Grosso, Andrea Barzagli, Simone Barone and Cristian Zaccardo -- were all members of Italy's World Cup squad with defender Grosso earning the Azzurri's hotly-disputed last minute penalty that ended Australia's World Cup.
Updated on Wednesday, Jun 28, 2006 7:08 am EDT
作者-趙海軍
責編：佟杉杉