Antonio Caliendo, who acts as a representative for Juventus forward David Trezeguet, proclaimed that the striker could move back to France following his decision to leave the Turin-based outfit at the end of the season.

The hitman has confirmed that he intends to leave after a 10 year love affair with the Bianconeri, and is reportedly in two minds as to whether he should return home, or if he could make a move back to Argentina, where ‘Trezegol’ began his career.

“I don’t believe he will go back to Argentina, but we will see if we can find something in France,” Caliendo explained to TuttoJuve.com.

The Italian media had previously speculated that Trezeguet was on his way out alluding that the player being linked with various clubs through the summer, but Caliendo has moved to quell the speculation that le Zebre are in any way to blame for the 31-year-old opting to leave.

“Trezeguet owes plenty to Juventus and I don’t think the club is to blame,” he insisted.

“They have always been clear and coherent with us.

“Trezeguet wants to feel important at a club, but it seems this will not happen this year. Maybe he no longer has the motivation after 10 years. I have to speak with Trezeguet and we will see what happens.”

Football Italiano