Juventus general manager Giuseppe Marotta shrugs “Bayern are always Bayern” after the Champions League draw.
The Bianconeri will be reunited with Kingsley Coman and Arturo Vidal, who left Turin for Munich this summer, when they meet the Bavarian giants in the Last 16 of the competition.
Juventus general manager Giuseppe Marotta shrugs “Bayern are always Bayern” after the Champions League draw.
The Bianconeri will be reunited with Kingsley Coman and Arturo Vidal, who left Turin for Munich this summer, when they meet the Bavarian giants in the Last 16 of the competition.
“[Pavel] Nedved is there in Nyon, I’ll leave the statements to him,” Marotta said as he accepted the Best Director award from Gruppo Subalpino Giornalisti Sportivi.
“Bayern are always Bayern. In the League quality will out, whoever comes first deserves it in the end.
“In the Champions League you need luck too, when you reach this draw you have to hope.”
The Old Lady made it six wins in a row by beating Fiorentina last night, after a difficult start, and Marotta believes that was to be expected
“The team that goes onto the pitch is a representation of the club hierarchy. We took responsibility early in the season. When you’re a director you have to be aware and not be influenced.
“We implemented a policy of renewal, we closed a winning cycle and decided to change 10 players out of 24, which is not easy.
“Player like Paulo Dybala couldn’t have known how to play at Juve. The club tackles all difficulties, helping to support those who go on to the pitch.”