Juve "definitely want" Park Ji-sung

The rebuilding at Juventus continues under Antonio Conte, who have now identified Manchester United's Park Ji-sung as the next player on their agenda.

Park has established himself as one of United's best big-game players, and has regularly chosen to shine in most of the club's high-profile matches.
His temperament for the big time has seen him become a favourite of United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who almost always picks the South Korea captain when it comes to crunch-time.
While Park has shown no signs of slowing down even at 30, he has recently admitted he is worried whether he will be able to maintain his level of performances at United, and has suggested he could move to another club to wind down his career.
And with the recent arrival of England international Ashley Young at Old Trafford to add more competition for places in midfield, Juventus are eyeing a swoop for the tireless midfielder who they believe can be convinced to leave United.
According to football agent Federico Pastorello, who represents Patrice Evra and Giuseppe Rossi amongst others, Juventus executive Fabio Paratici has tasked him to open negotiations with United.
"Park's contract with Manchester United runs out in 2012 and Sir Alex Ferguson wants to keep him," Pastorello told Calcio Mercato.
"However, Juventus technical secretary Fabio Paratici definitely wants him."
The Bianconeri's midfield is set to be dealt a blow with Alberto Aquilani increasingly likely to return to Liverpool with both clubs unable to compromise on a transfer fee after his successful loan spell.
Juventus finished an extremely disappointing seventh in Serie A last season and have already started making plans to return the former Italian giants to their past glory.
Ex-captain Antonio Conte has been installed as the club's new coach, while the club have confirmed permanent deals for previously on-loan first-team quartet Alessandro Matri, Fabio Quagliarella, Simone Pepe and Marco Motta.
Andrea Pirlo, Reto Ziegler and Michele Pazienza are further signings that have already been brought in this summer to reinforce the squad ahead of next season.