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Italia je napisao/la: ↑

10 apr 2023, 20:02

Nisu ni ona Barcelonina dvojica briljantni svaku utakmicu, naprotiv. Ali vec 2 godine im se pruza sansa, igraju svaku mogucu utakmicu, i nekad za par godina Barca ce imati svjetske klase u vezi.

To sto neki omladinac briljira citavu sezonu u nekom osredniem klubu nije mjerilo nicega. Vlahovic je razvaljivao u Fiorentini, a ovdje je slabiji igrac i od Milika. Zato je mladima potrebno daleko vise vremena, narocito u Juventusu.

GIBRA je napisao/la: ↑

09 apr 2023, 17:40

Zaboravio si najvaznije,treba nam trener

Ljudski celavi odron je 60% svoh problrma Juventusa kao kluba

Del Piero reveals what he needs to become Juventus President, backed by Henry

Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero explains what he needs to become Juventus President one day, while his ex-teammate Thierry Henry urges him to return to the Allianz Stadium.

Del Piero, the player with the most games played and goals scored in the history of Juventus, commented on Wednesday’s Champions League action on CBS alongside Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards.

The conversation turned to Del Piero’s future and whether he’d be ready to return to Juventus as the club’s President.

“There are a lot of rumours, of course, I am not here to say yes or no,” he said.

“This is greater, a huge thing. Of course, as I said before, my heart is still there. When you spent 19 years at a club, until a few years ago, it was most of my life… I always look at Juve with a different view. Trying to avoid the emotional side, but it’s tough.

“It depends on many things. I believe you cannot think about a role for yourself alone, you need to be in a team together, especially in a club and especially in this era with many things to do at the club. I think it’s a vision that everyone has to have, including me.”

Del Piero’s potential candidacy was strongly backed by Henry, who played with the Italian legend in Turin for six months in 1999, coached by Carlo Ancelotti.

“Juventus have had many great players and one of them recently left us, you know who I am talking about [Gianluca Vialli],” said Henry.

“I know what Del Piero represents for Juve, what he can bring there and what he can do. He knows the game, the area and what the team needs. Now, how will he come back? I don’t know. The story reminds me a little of Maldini. He came back and look at Milan now. I am saying this man here should be back at Juve big time. You should be back man.”

Del Piero didn’t even leave Juventus in the summer of 2006, months after winning the World Cup, despite the Bianconeri being dropped to Serie B following the Calciopoli scandal. The Serie A giants are once again at the centre of controversy this season, having already faced a 15-point deduction and preparing to face charges in a ‘salary manoeuvres investigation.

“Of course, I was a Juve fan before playing there, I spent 19 years at the club. I went through a big crisis in 2006 and rebuilding the team took a long time,” admitted Del Piero.

“I know how the club feels in this situation where you don’t know what’s going to happen. It’s tough. That’s why I am saying they are doing great, from my point of view.”

Juventus players have no case to answer in salary investigation


Juventus players will not be asked to answer for their agreements with the club over salary arrangements because authorities believe the club engaged in the act for budgetary benefit, Tuttojuve reports.

Juve has been in different legal troubles this season as they seek to clear their name and it has not been easy for them.

The black and whites have been docked 15 league points for their use of capital gains and are the subject of a Prisma investigation after agreeing to pay their players under the table during covid-19 and deceiving the public.

The report says the players will not be referred because the club entered the agreement for its own selfish purposes.

Juve FC Says

The club must take responsibility for whatever happened with the agreements they had with the players because they approached their stars.

Prosecutors are working hard to build a strong case against us, but whatever punishment the club suffers, the players will also suffer from it.

We expect their lawyers to defend the Bianconeri in court and we need to win these cases, otherwise, we could face even harsher punishments.

For now, our players must ignore these off-field happenings and do well on the pitch when they wear black and white.

A report on Tuttojuve reveals Arthur is wanted by Brazilian side Fluminense and they will add him to their squad at the end of this season if they can find an agreement with Juve.