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Alberto Aquilani wants permanent move to Juventus
Nov 17 2010 by Dominic King, Liverpool Echo
ALBERTO AQUILANI is hoping his loan move from Liverpool to Juventus will be made permanent.
The Italian midfielder struggled for form and suffered a catalogue of injury problems during his one full season on Merseyside.
He was loaned to Juventus in August and has since scored one goal in 10 appearances, as his new club lie fourth in Serie A.
Now Aquilani hopes Juventus can come to an agreement with Liverpool, who paid £17m for him in August 2009.
"Juventus have to decide," said Aquilani, whose 28 appearances for the Reds yielded two goals.
"It also depends on me but if they (Juventus) want me then I will remain."
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