"Juventus" executive director Giuseppe Marotta dismisses talks that the Italian champions may acquire "Barcelona" midfielder Andres Iniesta after the season. The 33-year-old veteran's contract with the Catalans will expire next summer, so there were speculations in the media that the "bianconeri" will try to attract him for free. Moreover, the Spaniard revealed earlier that he is not in a rush to negotiate a new contract, but the "Juve" leader still insists that they will sign him. "Iniesta is an incredible footballer, but he has a contract with Barcelona," Marotta told La Sexta. "He will also sign a new contract with them. He gets along very well with the board and is very important for his club, so I don't see him leaving Barcelona in the future." "I think he will stay in Barcelona." Yesterday, Iniesta played from the first minutes in the "Barca" Champions League match against the same "Juventus," which the Catalans won with a score of 3-0.
