Claudio Marchisio says Juventus have proved they’re ‘still hungry’ as they battle on three fronts.
The Bianconeri reached the Coppa Italia final on Tuesday night, and have a commanding lead in Serie A, as well as preparing to face Monaco in the Champions League Quarter Finals.
“The Coppa? It’s the first goal we’ve achieved this season,” Marchisio told Juve TV.
Claudio Marchisio says Juventus have proved they’re ‘still hungry’ as they battle on three fronts.
The Bianconeri reached the Coppa Italia final on Tuesday night, and have a commanding lead in Serie A, as well as preparing to face Monaco in the Champions League Quarter Finals.
“The Coppa? It’s the first goal we’ve achieved this season,” Marchisio told Juve TV.
“We’re talking about a really crucial point of the season, and to have achieved this important goal in the Coppa Italia means the team is doing well.
“We’re doing what we have to do, and that’s to win and try and get to the end in all competitions.
“We’ve also done well because of what’s expected of us. We’ve had three years where we’ve won the League every year and the question is always whether or not Juventus will still be hungry.
“The players are still willing to sacrifice and to give everything out on the pitch and we’re showing that this year.
“Our three years of victories cannot be taken for granted, even if some claim that the Italian League is not as good as other European Leagues.
“But look at the other Leagues, the points [for the team at the top] are around 70 [Juventus’s total], like Chelsea in England, so maybe the problem is that other teams haven’t been as consistent as we have.
“So it tells you even more about the value of this team which, despite the passage of time, is always able to be out in front demonstrating the capabilities that we have.
“It’s normal that if you look at other subjects in Italy, like the country’s economy there’s a bit more of a crisis, and it’s the same in football.”