Inter hail Júlio César
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
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FC Internazionale Milano's Brazilian No1 Júlio César tells uefa.com how he hopes, with the help of AC Milan's Dida, to make goalkeeping fashionable back home.
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Click here to read the uefa.com Magazine. In this week's edition:
Compatriot games in Milan
The city of Milan now boasts two fine Brazilian goalkeepers. FC Internazionale Milano's new recruit Júlio César speaks exclusively to uefa.com.
Alex fuels Fenerbahçe fire
The brilliance of Brazilian playmaker Alex has Fenerbahçe SK believing that a place in the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League is theirs for the taking.
Sweden look to Halmstad
Halmstads BK are the only Swedish side still in European competition and their decision to rely on homegrown talent is setting an example for their compatriots to follow.
Capital gain for Romania
Bucharest's top three clubs are all enjoying a return on recent investment as financial backing has paid off with places in the UEFA Cup group stage.
Verheyen goes the distance
Fresh from playing his 100th European game, Club Brugge KV's Gert Verheyen speaks to uefa.com about his long career and probable summer retirement.
We can see you sneaking in
LOSC Lille Métropole have been playing in front of an empty stadium, while Kim Milton Nielsen's attempt at a dancing career earned him a red card.
