Henry gives Aquilani and hope Ngog

Posted on | Sunday, July 17, 2011 | No Comments

Liverpool owner John Henry gave Misfits Alberto Aquilani and David Ngog hope to extend their careers Anfield.

Aquilani spent last season on loan at Juventus after being provided by manager Roy Hodgson and, even if Italy had sought to find his international form at the end of last season after a long period due to injury.

His days appeared numbered from Anfield, although the manager Kenny Dalglish is a fan of their ability, combined with a lot of speculation about his return home.

However, Juventus are interested in signing 27-year tenure and returned to Liverpool in the preseason before traveling with the team to its matches in China and Malaysia.

The Italian, whose £ 17 million signing, Rafael Benitez, was ridiculed in many parts due to its poor record injuries - which actually came to Anfield with an injury - 6-3 today struck a Malaysia XI.

Ngog was nothing more than attacking back-up when they come to the club from Paris Saint-Germain for £ 1.5 million in summer 2008.

He was associated with a number of clubs in the Barclays Premier League, but the goal last weekend in Guangdong and its second in Kuala Lumpur has attracted the attention of Henry.

Owner of Liverpool, who was also impressed with Aquilani against the Chinese side and joined the team in Malaysia, believes that the midfielder will make the difference between the pre-season.

"A missing link last year: Acquilani (sic)," Henry wrote about Twitter.

"Put the ball near Ngog and objective, and it goes in. too much about elsewhere."