Published On: Thu, Mar 14th, 2013

Parma striker admits he turned down January transfer

striker admitted he could have left the Ducali in January but turned down a move to German club .

The 32-year-old revealed the information after his weekend hat-trick against Torino, while also stating his delight at the recent feat.

“The goals I scored were for my son, he also wants to be a striker,” Amauri stated after his hat-trick over the weekend.

“They are three goals that I dedicate to all of my family, they are always with me even during the difficult times. Two years ago I came here, and I fell in love with Parma and I am doing well here.”

“I am happy to do what I have always done. I want to make the most of my form from here until the end of the season.”

“An offer from Hoffenheim? The voices were true. They came here and I spoke with them but I didn’t feel like leaving.”

“I have a club that believe in me here and so it was not difficult to say no.”

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Adriano Boin

- A passionate F.C. Internazionale supporter since the young age of 10, my love for the club came about on a family trip to Italy after their signing of Roberto Baggio. Much to the dismay of my father (a Milan fan) my love for the club only grew stronger and has taken me on trips to Genova and Boston to see my club in action. The greatest of these journeys was being blessed by incredible luck (to which this day I still cannot comprehend) which allowed me to travel to Madrid, see the 2010 Champions League Final in the flesh and experience a week-long trip that will probably never be surpassed. Feel free to add me on Twitter to talk about Inter, Italy or calcio in general @Boin44

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