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"Yildiz’s position? A good starting point is to ask the player where he feels most comfortable. When we ask him, he says he likes that left half-space or the edge of the wing."
"Both roles suit him [Yildiz] — he’s good as a second striker or wide player. What can bother him a bit is being asked to track back 100 meters, but today, top players adapt to that too."
"Kenan Yildiz? Available tomorrow. Who does he remind me of among players I’ve coached? One of the most recent comparisons is Kvara. Then there’s Totò Di Natale — a phenomenal player."

"The ambitions of this Juventus? I said we must fight for the Scudetto, not that we’ll win it — you already changed that a bit."
"As long as, with this name and history, math doesn’t forbid it, we must be in a position to fight for anything. Juventus even has a slogan — I’d add: ‘Beyond the end.’ We’ll fight for everything."
"We have no excuses for playing every three days — that’s football. We must go in curious about what we find, and if we choose to act, we’ll know where to take the game."
"What would I like to see tomorrow? My voice? It’s their fault — they made me shout at the end of the match. I’m not sick, just a bit hoarse. I’d like to see tomorrow a reference to something we did in training today."

"Dusan Vlahovic has a slight advantage — he knows what Juventus is, what’s expected, and he’s used to the pressures of wearing this shirt."
"I talked with Vlahovic these days — he’s very happy, or would be happy, to stay here. The fact that he has no contract doesn’t worry him; he wants to play football and enjoy matches like these."


"Talking about two key players for our team. Cambiaso is a very modern player — there aren’t fixed roles anymore, there are tasks we divide. Being a modern player gives you advantages; you know how to behave everywhere on the pitch."
"Cambiaso is strong, very strong, giving you many solutions. He just needs to improve a bit in the air to find a weakness."

"Certainly the locker room feels better after two wins; when you win, the mood is better. We know we can’t lower our guard and focus, because then we risk going back to square one."
"Whenever a coach is sacked, the first to feel responsible are the players. This forced us to come together and talk among ourselves."
"Team objective? When you’re at Juventus, objectives are clear. Historically, the club always wins. Our goal is to try to win something and lay the foundations for success. We take it game by game, aiming to earn points."
"The word ‘Scudetto’? I believe the coach is ambitious, just like all of us. When you’re here, you can’t settle for anything — you have to win. We must do everything possible to reach that goal."
"When he [Spalletti] used that word [Scudetto], he gave meaning to it — that’s the direction we all want to move toward."
"Opinion on Spalletti? We haven’t had much time to work yet, but the coach’s career speaks for itself. What impressed us most is his determination, will, ambition, and desire to help us."
"Reflections? ‘Responsibility’ was the key word when we talked among ourselves. After the Lazio game, it was the word that stood out the most."
"We want to challenge ourselves, and I believe we’re heading in the right direction."