Now is not the time to try certain things.” “Then we will have time to work, and the team needs it.
Then on Tuesday we have the Champions League, and we want to advance. “Right now, we have tomorrow’s match, which will be important and difficult. “Then the result changes the mood and the judgment.”Īllegri has persisted with a back-four despite the defensive woes, would he be looking to switch to a back-three any time? We created a lot against Sassuolo, but we didn’t materialise. “There are moments when you score goals, others when you don’t. The goals appear to have dried up for Juve in recent games, and they are yet to score more than once in exactly a month, a period of six games. We made a mistake on the first goal too you can’t think of scoring if the others have the ball.” But sometimes you must understand the moment of the game. “I can’t blame them for anything, the lads always want to win. “It makes no sense to give explanations now, we have to stay quiet and work to achieve better results. We will watch the things we did wrong, the goal conceded in stoppages and some other situations.
It was correct to let the players be a little bit.
The coach was asked what he had said to his side in training following the late demise at the Allianz Stadium on Wednesday night. “Mattia De Sciglio is out, Moise Kean the same.” “Federico Bernardeschi should be back, he trained with the team today and let’s see if the pain in his shoulder has completely disappeared. They are a good team.”Īllegri provided a squad update, with some good news for the Bianconeri. They are aggressive and have good technique. “He has followed up on what Juric had done. Since they changed coach, they play in a totally different way, closer to last year, with aggression and men all over the pitch. The Croat was an assistant to Andrea Pirlo at the Bianconeri last season, and recently stepped in after the departure of Ivan Juric at Hellas. Juventus have no time to lick their wounds after watching Sassuolo slice them to pieces on the counter attack to pick up all three points midweek, and now face a challenging trip to Verona where they will take on Hellas, who are currently managed by former Juve defender Igor Tudor.
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