Juventus Coach Massimiliano Allegri isn’t in a rush to replace Leo Bonucci – “we’re good the way we are”.
The centre-back joined Milan earlier this month in a shock €42m move, having won the League with the Bianconeri for six years in a row.
On Friday evening at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey; Allegri and new signing Mattia De Sciglio, who was officially presented, spoke to the media ahead of the International Champions Cup match with Barcelona.
Juventus Coach Massimiliano Allegri isn’t in a rush to replace Leo Bonucci – “we’re good the way we are”.
The centre-back joined Milan earlier this month in a shock €42m move, having won the League with the Bianconeri for six years in a row.
On Friday evening at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey; Allegri and new signing Mattia De Sciglio, who was officially presented, spoke to the media ahead of the International Champions Cup match with Barcelona.
Football Italia's Matthew Santangelo was live at the press conference, and asked the Juventus boss whether Bonucci’s departure would see a new face arrive in defence.
"I feel comfortable with a defence of four defenders,” Allegri replied.
“We have a solid squad. If there is the possibility with our mercato to strengthen our club, then fantastic. But if not, then we are good the way we are."