Fabio Capello has commented on Juventus’ recent struggles and has shared insights into what the Bianconeri need to do to regain their status as one of the top clubs in the country.
Many Juve fans have expressed dissatisfaction with the team’s performance in recent weeks. However, realistically, most did not anticipate the club performing exceptionally well at the start of the season.
This lack of expectation stems from Juventus being less active in the summer transfer window compared to what is typically expected of a top club.
It was a challenging summer for Juventus, and Max Allegri was tasked with achieving success with a squad of players the club struggled to offload.
To reclaim their position as the league’s premier side, Juventus must make adjustments to their squad, and Capello has discussed these necessary changes.
He said, as quoted by Tuttojuve:
“Four signings but top-level ones. They will have to be agreed between the coach and the club. The coach must have a say on the signings. Koopmeimers must be tested with a heavy shirt like that of Juventus. The Bianconeri, however, will be given top-level midfielders at least two will be needed. Then a full-back and a striker or a winger who can beat the man and create numerical superiority.”
Juve FC Says
We need better players to get improved results, and Allegri could do a better job with those.
However, even with his current squad, his team has seriously underperformed, and there is no way to get away from that.
Please stop blaming the players. Most of them play for their national teams so they can’t be that bad. Most of these players are played out of position or Allegri picks the wrong players (Sandro, Kostic, Miretti).
Juventus’ woes are squarely on the manager’s inability to give the team an identity, a game plan, motivation, decent substitutions, and decent fitness levels. And for $9M a season. It’s a disgrace how much protection this incompetent gets by the press.
Frankie, again you’re right. Here we go again, blame the players. You want to say the squad isn’t good enough to beat Inter or Milan, maybe Napoli, fine, you might have an argument position by position. But that leaves 14 other teams these players could all start for. Which brings us back to everything Frankie said about this lousy manager. This falls on Allegri.
So stop giving this overpaid, no idea yutz of a coach a break. The bottom line is, they have stopped playing for him because he inspires zero confidence. For God’s sake, all he wants is 4th place. Who coaches with that mind set? Oh thats right, the coach you keep giving deference to because he won in the past. If that was the criteria for winning all the time, the sidelines would be roaming with dinosaur coaches. Juventus deserves better than Allegri, the fans deserve better than Allegri. The players deserve better than Allegri.