This month Beppe Marotta, who is leaving his position as general director at Turin's "Juventus," cannot escape the attention of other teams. "The Independent" reports that the 61-year-old Italian has received a call from the "Manchester United" team, which is on the brink of changes. "The Red Devils" inquired about B. Marotta's plans, as they are planning to hire another person to share responsibility for player transfers along with coach Jose Mourinho. Earlier, London's "Arsenal" and Milan's "Inter" clubs showed interest in B. Marotta's services. Beppe will leave "Juventus" on October 25th, and a former "Real Madrid" strategist Zinedine Zidane is named as a real candidate to replace him.
