Camoranesi: Juventus can't expect me to play in Serie B
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Mauro Camoranesi admits he could quit Juventus before the start of the season.
"I am currently analysing the situation," the World Cup winner told Argentinian television.
"You do all you can to play at the top level, and then you get used to it.
"The stadia, the trophies - they make you dream, but then you lose it all just like that.
"With all respect, we shouldn't have to play against Albinoleffe and I have no intention of doing so."
Camoranesi, who is yet to return from a holiday to his native Argentina after helping Italy win the World Cup this summer, admits he would choose any other club over Juve, just as long as his ambitions can be satisfied.
He said: "My main aim is to play in a strong side who wants to reach the final of the Champions League. I don't care which country."
Bayern Munich are one side who may fit the bill - and have already shown an interest - but their chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has already declared the transfer market closed for the German champions.
That may leave Internazionale ready to offer him the route back into the Champions League, but Camoranesi's harsh words against the Nerazzurri could end their interest in him.
"Inter could never - and I mean never - have won 15 points more than us," he said. "They may have the Scudetto, but we are the real champions."
"I am currently analysing the situation," the World Cup winner told Argentinian television.
"You do all you can to play at the top level, and then you get used to it.
"The stadia, the trophies - they make you dream, but then you lose it all just like that.
"With all respect, we shouldn't have to play against Albinoleffe and I have no intention of doing so."
Camoranesi, who is yet to return from a holiday to his native Argentina after helping Italy win the World Cup this summer, admits he would choose any other club over Juve, just as long as his ambitions can be satisfied.
He said: "My main aim is to play in a strong side who wants to reach the final of the Champions League. I don't care which country."
Bayern Munich are one side who may fit the bill - and have already shown an interest - but their chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has already declared the transfer market closed for the German champions.
That may leave Internazionale ready to offer him the route back into the Champions League, but Camoranesi's harsh words against the Nerazzurri could end their interest in him.
"Inter could never - and I mean never - have won 15 points more than us," he said. "They may have the Scudetto, but we are the real champions."
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