Giorgio Chiellini maintains tomorrow’s Nations League trip to Poland “is not a final, not a play-off, there’s a long way to go yet for Euro 2020.”
The Nations League clash kicks off on Sunday at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
As both sides lost to Portugal and drew 1-1 in Bologna, this is a head-to-head in order to avoid third place and relegation into League B.
Giorgio Chiellini maintains tomorrow’s Nations League trip to Poland “is not a final, not a play-off, there’s a long way to go yet for Euro 2020.”
The Nations League clash kicks off on Sunday at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT).
As both sides lost to Portugal and drew 1-1 in Bologna, this is a head-to-head in order to avoid third place and relegation into League B.
“It’s not a final, it’s not a play-off, it’s just an important push towards Euro 2020. There is a long way to go yet,” assured the Juventus defender in his Press conference.
“I take it day by day and work with great enthusiasm. There are many talented young lads, we are getting to know each other more and more.
“It’ll never be a problem if I step aside and I’ll never see myself as indispensable. I am just as important as the other 26-27 players.
“Whatever will be, will be, we’ll see what happens over the next month, six months or two years.”
The Nazionale were held to a 1-1 draw by Ukraine on Wednesday, despite dominating the first hour of their friendly.
“It was certainly pleasing that we played good football, although there are regrets we only scored one goal, which was the bare minimum considering our efforts.”