Juventus are in talks with CSKA Moscow to acquire Japan\'s World Cup hero Keisuke Honda as the Italian giants attempt to revamp their squad, a press report said Tuesday. The two clubs have been holding talks \"including financial matters\" over the 25-year-old midfielder, the Sports Nippon daily said, quoting inside sources. Juventus, who finished a disappointing seventh in the 2010-11 Serie A season, are hoping to use Honda as a \"centrepiece player\" in the new campaign, the daily said. Honda emerged as Japan\'s key player at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, where he scored two goals and set up another as the Blue Samurai reached the last 16 for their best ever result on foreign soil. He was also named the most valuable player at the Asian Cup in Doha in January, when Japan lifted a record fourth continental title. Several major English clubs including Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa were reported to have shown their interest in Honda during the Asian Cup. After four years at J-League powerhouse Nagoya Grampus and two years at Dutch club VVV Venlo, Honda joined CSKA in January 2010 and became the first Japanese to reach the quarter-finals of the Champions League the same year.
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