Ciro Ferrara, former Juventus player, has his say on the Bianconeri. Here are his words to Gazzetta dello Sport about Madama’s complicated moment: “It is a difficult year perhaps because the hopes were to have a different path. Some victories you have to want them strongly. It is then necessary to handle criticism. From a communication point of view, historically Juventus is not a club used to fighting for Champions League qualification, but for the Scudetto. It is necessary to make the whole environment understand that there is a desire to resume an important role, and in this perspective I was surprised by the statement that winning should not be an obsession.”
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“The first day I arrived at Juve, they told me, ‘We have to win.’ It’s in Juve’s DNA and history. The club has invested so much in the market and people expect more. The values to stay at the top are there. Vlahovic needs to improve in handling the ball and playing together with the team. A winning coach was sent away to get one who has to win by playing well. Thiago is being asked to do this, and it’s not exactly straightforward. The expectations created are too much.”
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