Andrea Barzagli would “like to see out my career at Juventus” and explains their extraordinary turnaround.
The defender’s current contract expires in June, by which point he will have turned 35, but he’s not ready to hang up his boots yet.
“I’d like to see out my career at Juventus. We will calmly discuss it with the club,” he told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
A new deal is expected to hold him to the Turin giants until 2018.
Andrea Barzagli would “like to see out my career at Juventus” and explains their extraordinary turnaround.
The defender’s current contract expires in June, by which point he will have turned 35, but he’s not ready to hang up his boots yet.
“I’d like to see out my career at Juventus. We will calmly discuss it with the club,” he told Sky Sport Italia and Mediaset Premium.
A new deal is expected to hold him to the Turin giants until 2018.
Meanwhile, tomorrow against Chievo they are seeking a club record 12th consecutive Serie A victory.
“We have rediscovered our solidity and confidence,” added Barzagli.
“Compared to the start of the season we have changed the mentality of the team. There is more sacrifice from everyone, we’re back to pushing hard the way we did in previous years.
“Now we mustn’t think of the run of victories, as instead focus on one game at a time.”
Juve hope they can keep this form up going into the Champions League Round of 16 with Bayern Munich.
“The draw was not kind to us, but Bayern can say the same thing. We are facing a powerhouse of European football, they picked the toughest opponent in the pot.”