Del Piero has already said he will stay at Juventus - a show of loyalty which is sadly pretty uncommon nowadays. Apart from him, Juventus will lose most of their world-stars. As for the other clubs, Lazio don't really have any big players apart from Oddo. Fiorentina have a few; most likely to leave them is Luca Toni. AC Milan, I imagine, willl be able to hold on to most of their players, but the loss of Champions League football could push a couple of their players out, hopefully to England. Gatusso and Pirlo have both previously been linked to Man U, and they're both players that I would love to see in the Premiership. Other rumours link Buffon to Arsenal, but I can't see many Italians moving to the Premiership. It seems Real Madrid will profit most from Juventus' downfall, as reports say they have already agreed terms with Fabio Cannavaro, and have been strongly linked with Zambrotta too.
The points deduction for Juventus is really interesting, because it might have been kinder to them to have relegated them straight to Serie C. I don't know around what sort of points mark teams get relegated with in Italy, but with a 30 points deduction from the start of next season, is there a possibilty that Juventus might get relegated to Serie C next season? If that's the case, then it will be at least three seasons before Juve are back in Serie A, which make Champions League football five seasons away. With players' careers lasting only 12 to 15 years at the top level, how many players are going to want to waste anywhere between one and five years without playing football at the very top? Not many, I think.
