Miralem Pjanic knows “I’ll probably be whistled” when he returns to Roma with Juventus.
The Bosnian midfielder made the switch to Turin this summer, after the Bianconeri activated the release clause in his contract.
“I’ll be very happy to return to Stadio Olimpico,” Pjanic insisted at his presentation Press conference.
“To find the incredible fans, to find my friends with whom I spent five wonderful years, to find people I worked with for five years. So I’ll be really happy.
Miralem Pjanic knows “I’ll probably be whistled” when he returns to Roma with Juventus.
The Bosnian midfielder made the switch to Turin this summer, after the Bianconeri activated the release clause in his contract.
“I’ll be very happy to return to Stadio Olimpico,” Pjanic insisted at his presentation Press conference.
“To find the incredible fans, to find my friends with whom I spent five wonderful years, to find people I worked with for five years. So I’ll be really happy.
“It’ll be a bit of a strange game for me, because I spent five wonderful years in that city and with that club, but from day one I’ll be focused on my new team, on my objectives and on the objectives that we’ve all set together.
“But of course I know I’ll probably be whistled, because it’s never easy to change teams. I’m happy today though, and I’ll be happy to be reunited with the Olimpico and with Roma.”
Pjanic was then asked for his first impressions of the Old Lady, with pre-season having started last week.
“I knew what the opponent was like, what the team is like and what the club is like from the outside.
“Now that I’m inside I’ve seen a lot of different things and I understand why it was always difficult to finish ahead of Juve with Roma.
“I’m here, I’m very happy and we’re working a lot, I understood that right away. I’m available to the team to do great things, to continue to win all the trophies that were already won last year and do even more.
“But there’s definitely a difference between where I was in the past and where I am today.”