Claudio Marchisio’s father insists the Juventus midfielder is not moving to MLS, the Premier League or Bundesliga. “The glass hasn’t overflowed yet.”
The Bianconeri fan favourite has barely featured this season, even after recovering from a serious knee injury.
“Claudio is calm and for a few months has been in good shape, working hard and ensuring he is always ready, but then the Coach makes his decisions,” Stefano Marchisio told juvenews.eu.
Claudio Marchisio’s father insists the Juventus midfielder is not moving to MLS, the Premier League or Bundesliga. “The glass hasn’t overflowed yet.”
The Bianconeri fan favourite has barely featured this season, even after recovering from a serious knee injury.
“Claudio is calm and for a few months has been in good shape, working hard and ensuring he is always ready, but then the Coach makes his decisions,” Stefano Marchisio told juvenews.eu.
“If it were up to me, I’d make it like basketball with unlimited changes to increase the intensity of games, but I know that’s a utopian vision. Everyone wants to play, but that is football.
“I always hope that Juventus will win and Claudio plays, but it depends on a thousand different factors.”
However, Marchisio Senior shoots down reports of an imminent move abroad.
“Claudio still has another two years on his contract, as he wants to respect, because he cares for the club. Many untrue things have been said. People already thought we were in Germany, England or the United States.
“If the club says that Claudio is no longer part of the project, then we’ll start worrying about it.”
Some papers even suggested Marchisio’s social media exchanges with Andrea Pirlo and Sebastian Giovinco pointed to Major League Soccer.
“He’s been exchanging tweets with them for two years. When he read those stories on the transfer market, he burst out laughing.”
However, his father and agent did make it clear that the situation could change this summer if there are no improvements.
“As with every workplace, when you are not happy, over the long run the drip, drip fills the glass and it overflows, so you start looking around.
“The glass hasn’t overflowed yet. Claudio loves all his fans and is very happy at Juventus. I have faith, because I think he’ll have his chances.
“We’re getting towards the summer, there’s the World Cup in Russia and perhaps those who are looking ahead to that tournament will run a little less and pull out of challenges…”