Juventus fans turned up at the training centre in Vinovo, letting off flares and singing songs, but insist they’re only trying to “encourage the team”.
Around 100 ultras turned up at the training centre, following Sunday night’s defeat to Napoli which blew the Scudetto race open.
The Bianconeri now have just a one point lead, and they travel to Milan to take on Inter on Saturday night.
It has been reported that the ultras demanded to see the players, with many outlets stating that they were protesting the team.
Juventus fans turned up at the training centre in Vinovo, letting off flares and singing songs, but insist they’re only trying to “encourage the team”.
Around 100 ultras turned up at the training centre, following Sunday night’s defeat to Napoli which blew the Scudetto race open.
The Bianconeri now have just a one point lead, and they travel to Milan to take on Inter on Saturday night.
It has been reported that the ultras demanded to see the players, with many outlets stating that they were protesting the team.
However, the head of the Gruppo Tradizione insisted that wasn’t the case when Mediaset arrived to cover the demonstration.
“We came here to encourage the team ahead of the trip to Milan not to challenge them.”
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