Mario Situm said it is “a dream” for Dinamo Zagreb to play a Champions League tie at the Juventus Stadium.
It kicks off tomorrow at 19.45 GMT, but while the Bianconeri have already qualified, the Croatians are still looking for their first goal and first points.
“Tomorrow we play an important match against a great team and want to prove we are a solid side ready to face Juve at our best,” said the former Spezia midfielder in his Press conference.
Mario Situm said it is “a dream” for Dinamo Zagreb to play a Champions League tie at the Juventus Stadium.
It kicks off tomorrow at 19.45 GMT, but while the Bianconeri have already qualified, the Croatians are still looking for their first goal and first points.
“Tomorrow we play an important match against a great team and want to prove we are a solid side ready to face Juve at our best,” said the former Spezia midfielder in his Press conference.
“This game means a lot to us, it is a dream for all of us to play here against a prestigious team like Juventus.
“On Wednesday we will try to prove our quality and play a good game.”
Marko Pjaca left Dinamo Zagreb for Juventus over the summer, but is out injured.
“I know Pjaca well, he has a lot of quality and can become one of the best forwards in the world. It’s a pity that he has sustained this injury.”