The world of business-football is totally unpredictable and uncomprehensible to external people. It's about willful lies, bluff and the one who masters the best these parameters turn those rumours to a substantial account. So Amo, I believe that trying to apply your psychological skills you've been teached is quite hazardous.
I'm
absolutely opposed to any agreement that would result in giving Brighi away, as he's Italy's brightest prospect, he will probably take over the midfield of the Azzurri in the coming years. For all those who would ignore that fact, Matteo is among the 5 best midfielders of Serie A this season (ratings wise) and taken into consideration his young age (which inevitably implies lack of experience) and the relatively-weak (even though Bologna are doing fine) team he plays for, it's even more remarkable. You should hear Guidolin praising him, while he's someone who's not accustomed to underlining individuals and instead praises the whole team.
Selling him at this point would be the dumbest and irreflected move ever in Juve's recent times, no matter who's coming the other way round in the swap, as bright as the name is! It's chosing the easy and quick way over the hardest but somehow right way. Going for the first option often appears to be a costly mistake when looking back. I wouldn't lower myself to worship a Gialloblù

, but somehow Cannavaro is undoubtedly topnotch and would improve any backline including ours, especially as it's smelling departures. Brighi represents the future (and we have warranties about his worth, it's not the usual: "you'll see, someday" thingie) whereas Canna is probably in his peak right and it's a loser's strategy to cash big and rely on players who aren't likely to still improve and whose contribution is gonna go gradually less...
And the fact that Canna is almost unwanted for next season at Parma is not going Parma's way. The club who has not any clear intention of selling is the one with the upper hand on the negotiations, not the contrary. Sacchi is not in position of leading the talks, in my opinion.
Only a cash deal (or a Para+Biri+Amo/Canna swap

) would convince me. And if a bling bling team such as Man Utd, Real or whoever puts more money on the table, well fùck them and fùck Fabio, we're not gonna rob Banco D'Italia's coffers! But as you've already issued it, it is very unlikely as our transfer policy (with exceptions off course) looks to aim to lower the costs by involving players in the deals, which btw (I'm off-topic now) has most probably turned the scale when we had to go through that epidemy of injuries.
Wait and see I guess.
Btw - Let's pray Parma gets relegated so that we have Canna for the price of 5 camels...
