FIFA World Cup Germany 2006  Juve prepare for clear-out  David
Bond in Rome July 13, 2006  JUVENTUS have drawn up plans to sell
seven of their biggest names if they are relegated to Serie B
for their part in the Italian match-fixing scandal.  Club
directors have resigned themselves to offloading the players,
who all featured for Italy or France in Sunday's World Cup final
in Berlin.  Faced with a massive drop in income, the Serie A
champions have reluctantly conceded they will have to sell Italy
captain Fabio Cannavaro, goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, winger
Mauro Camoranesi and defender Gianluca Zambrotta.  France
internationals Patrick Vieira, Lilian Thuram and David Trezeguet
would also be put up for sale. A Juventus spokesman said: "The
club will do what it has to do to ensure it's competitive,
whatever the decision of the sporting tribunal in Rome."  Along
with AC Milan, Lazio and Fiorentina, Juventus are accused of
trying to influence the appointment and conduct of referees
during their Serie A triumphs in