0 Chiellini Would Absent Three Months

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Bad news descend Juventus, One of the flagship defender Giorgio Chiellini, to be absent about three months because of a calf muscle injury. Chiellini injury obtained while following a training session with his colleagues on Wednesday (19/12/2012). Having dealt with the doctors, the 28-year-old defender was adjudged having problems in his calf muscle.

Chiellini had originally hoped the doctors scanned the injury was not too severe. However, he admitted that he was disappointed the results are not what he expects.

"Unfortunately, I have confirmed there is a problem in my calf muscle., So I have to be absent while. However, I will do anything to get back as soon as possible and keep it together," said Chiellini as reported by the Italian Football.

"I am grateful for the many messages wishing me quickly soon recover from this injury," he said.

Chiellini's injury came a few days after his contract Juventus Brazilian defender Lucio. Former Inter Milan player chose to leave because it is rarely played and only superimposed Chiellini, Leonardo Bonucci and Andrea Barzagli.

Thus, any alleged Juventus will be looking for a new defender in the January transfer window. In the meantime, Martin Caceres is likely to fill the position left by Chiellini.

0 Vucinic Best Player Montenegro 2012

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Juventus striker, Mirko Vucinic, back to being the best player Montenegro period of 2012. It was his sixth consecutive 29-year-old player in the last seven years.

Vucinic managed to put players Fiorentina, Stevan Jovetic, in the race for the title. Vucini get a total of 96 points from all over the coach and captain in Montenegro, while Jovetic grabbed 81 points.

"It's always a great honor to be chosen as the best player in the country," said Vucinic as reported by the Italian Football.

"I had a great year with the club and my own country. Could always I hope 2013 brings happiness and Montenegro next year could qualify for the 2014 World Cup qualifiers," he hoped.

This award is the seventh edition of the elections that have been conducted since Montenegro split from Serbia in 2006. Vucinic himself won the title in a row since 2007 until this year.