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The Crociati travel to Turin this evening looking for the three points that could take them above Inter and into fifth.
Former Parma striker Hernan Crespo has conceded that his ex-team face a struggle when they play Juventus this evening.
The Crociati travel to Turin this evening looking for the three points that could take them above Inter and into fifth.
However, despite his loyalties, the Argentine forward has admitted that Roberto Donadoni’s men will be up against it.
“I think, ultimately, Parma will get into Europe, but the road is still a long one,” he told Tuttosport.
“Buffon is a totem for this team. He will be remembered in 50 years’ time as one of the best of all time.
“As for Tevez, I’ love to see him go to the World Cup, but with Argentina the competition is so great. His move to Juve was a marriage made in heaven though.
“Pogba? If I were Juve I’d keep him as close to me as possible. He is such a talent.”
Crespo then commented on the possibility that Parma could claim a club record points total by the end of the season
“Record points? You must be joking! With Mancini’s Inter I got to 97, with Mou’s Chelsea I got 91 – I didn’t get a medal for that.
“For Parma, getting into Europe is all that matters, no matter how many points they get.”