Juventus, Spalletti to Dazn: “Players can turn games, Zhegrova sees in 3D” | OneFootball

At the end of the match between Pisa and Juventus, won by the Bianconeri 2-0, Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti spoke to DAZN’s microphones, where he congratulated his players on the victory.

Juventus, Spalletti to Dazn: “Players change the games for you, Zhegrova has three-dimensional glasses”

These were the statements from the Bianconeri coach: “Koop? He can play anywhere because he brings his own style of play. He’s not a player who keeps the ball at his feet and turns in an instant. He delivers important through balls, makes plays with the foot he has. He did better when he dropped deeper, but we were a bit tired at that moment so I brought on Miretti, but it’s not his fault, just as with Loca who was on a yellow card. With these constant turnovers, with Pisa having legs, if you’re a moment late you risk compromising the match with a yellow. I have strong players and I make changes for that reason.”

“Zhegrova? He had the flu, had a high fever for three days and only trained yesterday morning. We had to play him because we couldn’t find any openings, he has that spark to beat his man, I thought he might do less given what he’d been through but instead he did well. In the second half Thuram grew and I really liked Miretti as well. It’s a win that gives us more confidence and belief. In that spot there, in that one-on-one at the edge of the box, I’ve seen very few with the qualities he has. He’s someone who wears three-dimensional glasses while playing because he also sees what’s behind him.”

“It’s always the players who change the game with their behavior. Openda is a player for balls in behind and attacking space, the midfielders couldn’t bring quality in the final third, so it was hard to create something, especially if we’re missing a bit of the ‘number 10’ stats. And Yildiz is our number 10, he has to take on his responsibilities. I love him like a son, I know he’s the one who can change the game at any moment. No one will ever make me doubt his great commitment, his personality, and his understanding of the important role he has. We’re in sync. I can tell him things and he has to pay attention. Pisa was unlucky with the two posts, we knew it would be a tough match, against a Pisa that’s well organized. Pisa just needs to keep going like this.”

Vincenzo Schiavo

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