Andrea Pirlo says Paulo Dybala should return to the Juventus squad after an injury while Arthur will miss tomorrow's game against Fiorentina.
The Argentinean did not travel with the rest of the team in the Old Lady’s winning trip to Parma on Saturday due to a muscle injury, but he should be included in the Juventus' squad list to face Fiorentina tomorrow. “He trained a little bit with the group and a little bit apart today, he should be able to join us for the game,” Pirlo told Juventus TV.
Andrea Pirlo says Paulo Dybala should return to the Juventus squad after an injury while Arthur will miss tomorrow's game against Fiorentina.
The Argentinean did not travel with the rest of the team in the Old Lady’s winning trip to Parma on Saturday due to a muscle injury, but he should be included in the Juventus' squad list to face Fiorentina tomorrow. “He trained a little bit with the group and a little bit apart today, he should be able to join us for the game,” Pirlo told Juventus TV.
“[Merih] Demiral is feeling better while Arthur will miss the game, he still feels pain after the knock he picked up against Atalanta,” he added.
The Italian coach will meet Cesare Prandelli who had been Italy’s CT from 2010 until 2014: “I have great memories with him, we reached a Euro final and we played a World Cup and a Confederations cup. We are both from Brescia and we know each other very well. He is a good coach and I am happy to see him tomorrow.
"Fiorentina are going thorugh tough times, but they are a very good team. They have a physical player like [Dusan] Vlahovic and one with great class such as [Franck] Ribery. They will defend deep and try to hit with counterattacks, we need to be careful."
Juventus have three wins from the last four Serie A games and Pirlo wants to see the developments of the recent weeks. “The secret against Parma was the mentality. We were angry because we hadn’t won against Atalanta in the previous game, we played a great game, with the right attitude and the desire to dominate the game from the beginning until the end, this must be the spirit of every game.”