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Juventus Manager Thiago Motta: “No Confrontation with Club, Same Trust. The Team Has Grown”

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On the eve of Sunday’s lunch match against Empoli, Juventus manager Thiago Motta addressed the media in a pre-match press conference. The coach emphasized the importance of the upcoming game, stating, “We want to play a great match to achieve victory, which is our main objective.”

Motta acknowledged the team’s recent struggles, particularly in the last two matches, but urged focus on the upcoming fixture. He addressed the pressure at Allianz Stadium, recognizing it as part of the game while highlighting the team’s improvement over recent months.

Regarding new arrivals, Motta expressed disappointment over Kalulu’s absence due to injury but praised the integration of new players. He hinted at the possibility of seeing them in action against Empoli, either as starters or substitutes.

The coach discussed the team’s defensive challenges, emphasizing the need for improvement across all aspects of play. He stressed the importance of consistency, noting that injuries have impacted the team’s ability to maintain a steady performance level throughout the season.

When questioned about a potential confrontation with the club management, Motta firmly stated, “No, no confrontation and same trust.” He also deflected questions about the transfer market, expressing contentment with his current squad and focusing on improving their situation starting with the Empoli match.

Motta praised the versatility of players like Koopmeiners and newcomer Renato Veiga, highlighting their willingness to adapt to different positions for the team’s benefit. He also confirmed Fagioli’s availability for the upcoming match, emphasizing the player’s opportunity to change his story and earn playing time.

The Juventus manager concluded by acknowledging the high expectations at a club of Juventus’ stature, stating, “Juventus is a great team with a great history. It must be accepted. To improve. To want to win more than before.”

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