French striker David Trezeguet has refused to commit his future to Juventus over the Calciopoli scandal.
Trezeguet was in Rome yesterday as a witness in the investigation into GEA World, the controversial talent agency run by Luciano Moggi?s son, Alessandro.
?I explained everything to the magistrates. I feel relaxed, but above all I am happy that I got to speak with them before the World Cup,? explained the Frenchman.
The wide-ranging scandal into various areas of Italian football, dubbed Calciopoli by the media, could see Juventus demoted to Serie B in a worst case scenario and several players are preparing to jump ship.
?It?s too early to talk about this now. We have to wait, evaluate and see what happens,? added Trezeguet.
There are reports this weekend that the former Monaco hitman could even be loaned out to Roma next season if Juve go down.
Trezeguet was in Rome yesterday as a witness in the investigation into GEA World, the controversial talent agency run by Luciano Moggi?s son, Alessandro.
?I explained everything to the magistrates. I feel relaxed, but above all I am happy that I got to speak with them before the World Cup,? explained the Frenchman.
The wide-ranging scandal into various areas of Italian football, dubbed Calciopoli by the media, could see Juventus demoted to Serie B in a worst case scenario and several players are preparing to jump ship.
?It?s too early to talk about this now. We have to wait, evaluate and see what happens,? added Trezeguet.
There are reports this weekend that the former Monaco hitman could even be loaned out to Roma next season if Juve go down.
