Post by QPR Report on Apr 17, 2010 22:05:44 GMT
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Dunga's agent has played down speculation linking the Brazil boss with Serie A side Juventus.
The Old Lady are in the hunt for a new manager following the sacking of Ciro Ferrara at the end of January.
Former AC Milan coach Alberto Zaccheroni has been installed as manager until the end of the season and Dunga has recently been linked with succeeding him.
But the Brazilian's agent Antonio Caliendo insists his client is thinking only of the upcoming World Cup.
"Dunga is not thinking of leaving the Brazilian national team," he is quoted as saying in the Italian press.
"The only thing that he has his mind focused on is the World Cup in South Africa as he has a great expectation that his team are going to put in a good performance."
Asked if in future Dunga could change his mind, Caliendo replied: "I don't think so because the next World Cup after South Africa is in Brazil in 2014 and in the middle is the Copa America so I am sure that Dunga will want to stay exactly where he is."
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Dunga's agent has played down speculation linking the Brazil boss with Serie A side Juventus.
The Old Lady are in the hunt for a new manager following the sacking of Ciro Ferrara at the end of January.
Former AC Milan coach Alberto Zaccheroni has been installed as manager until the end of the season and Dunga has recently been linked with succeeding him.
But the Brazilian's agent Antonio Caliendo insists his client is thinking only of the upcoming World Cup.
"Dunga is not thinking of leaving the Brazilian national team," he is quoted as saying in the Italian press.
"The only thing that he has his mind focused on is the World Cup in South Africa as he has a great expectation that his team are going to put in a good performance."
Asked if in future Dunga could change his mind, Caliendo replied: "I don't think so because the next World Cup after South Africa is in Brazil in 2014 and in the middle is the Copa America so I am sure that Dunga will want to stay exactly where he is."
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