Juventus general manager Guiseppe Marotta says that midfielder Claudio Marchisio is not for sale, after reports of interest from Manchester United.
Speculation has linked the 27-year old with a switch to Old Trafford in recent weeks as David Moyes looks to bolster his midfield, with the retirement of Paul Scholes and uncertainty over Darren Fletcher's long-term future due to illness leaving him with limited options.
Marchisio has spent his whole career with the Serie A champions, but the Italian has already admitted that he would be "very proud" if United did make an offer for him.
The midfielder is currently away with the Italy national team at the Confederations Cup, where his side have already reached the semi-finals after two opening group stage wins.
Marotta remains hopeful of keeping hold of Marchisio, who is under contract in Turin until 2017, and he says they will do their best to ensure that he stays.
"Marchisio? There is no meeting; there is no problem with him," he told Sky Sport 24 Italy.
"Juventus have never thought about putting him on the market, he is an important player and we will try to keep him with us."
The League Two meeting at the Kassam was due to be played on Saturday April 19 but will now take place on Good Friday (April 18) at 3pm.
"Both clubs have agreed to move the game to allow for more recovery time ahead of the Easter Monday fixtures when United travel to Scunthorpe," a club statement said.
The former Bury boss is managing in the south for the first time and he says, despite the club's location, Torquay has plenty to offer to players.
"I think it's best you're really honest with players," he told the club's official website. "I want them to come down and see the place.
"I want them to see the town and realise how far it is. If I'm bringing a player from the north and we want them to commit and live in the area, they need to know about the travelling.
"I don't want a player to come here and then regret it because of the geography. I'm sure once they're here, and I've said this to most players, they will see there isn't a better place to live in this country.
"It is so different from most other places in England and I know they'll enjoy the football as well as living in the area."
