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Da Liverpool arriva ormai qualsiasi tipo di notizia, soprattutto dopo l'eliminazione dei reds dalla coppa, le ultime indiscrezioni dicon che Rafa Benitez sia più vicino alla Juventus. A sostenerlo sono le parole dello stesso tecnico prima del match in programma oggi contro il Chelsea di Carlo Ancelotti.

"Quando qualche tempo fa ho deciso di allungare il mio contratto l'ho fatto perchè la squadra era ottima e perchè c'erano alcune prospettive di crescita. Adesso però le cose sono cambiate: la stagione non è stata affato positiva ed anche alcuni giocatori hanno la mia stessa frustrazione. Il mio futuro? Ancora non posso dire nulla perchè non so ancora cosa potrà succedere. Intanto finiamo la stagione".
A Valencia decisi di andare via perchè le condizioni di lavoro si erano modificate".
Anche oggi la situazione non e' facile Benitez e' legato ai tifosi e stuzzicato da una nuova sfida. Le remore potrebbero essere causare dalla mancata partecipazione alla coppa, ormai una chimera!
Vedremo che scegliera' Benitez i tifosi sono convinti che possa essere l'uomo giusto



Benitez upset with Juventus’ over public pursuit
May 4th, 2010

(GSM) – Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has revealed that he’s upset with Juventus’ public pursuit of him.

He is unhappy about the way the Serie A side have publicly targeted him but also hinted there were maybe factors at work within Liverpool to try to force his hand.

“If I have a conversation with him (club president Martin Broughton) we will try to keep it private,” said Benitez in his own cryptic style.

“At this point we have to concentrate on next Sunday’s game at Hull.

“There are too many rumours in the press and I know some people are just trying to create a mess.

“To be fair we were trying to our best last week, signing (Charlton teenager) Jonjo Shelvey because still we have the same mentality – to improve the club and do the best for the club.

“I try to do my best every day.”



Ecco l'intervista di Benitez al Guardian
Benítez's reticence on his future was evident in his exchanges with reporters:

Q You said you wanted assurances. Do the fans not deserve clarification the same as you?

A At the moment I cannot talk about the future long term because I think we have to focus on the games we have left.

Q Is that because you don't know what the future is for you?

A I know the future very well and it is Chelsea, that's it.

Q Do you want to be here next season?

A I want to win against Chelsea and then Hull, that's it.

Q In an ideal world where would you find yourself next season?

A I will not talk too much about an ideal world. The situation is the situation that we have and Chelsea is the target.

Q Juventus are saying you will be there next season. Are they wrong?

A I am here now and hopefully I will be here on Sunday against Chelsea.

Carlo Ancelotti, the former Juventus coach now in charge of Chelsea, said Benítez would be tailor-made for Italian football: "I'm sure he would be a success. Tactically, he has fantastic experience. His teams are tactically very, very good and so, in Italy, he would not have a problem. Benítez is one of the most important coaches and maybe Juventus will think to bring him to Turin but I don't know what will happen."