Juventus players and staff put an end to their isolation with a game between ranks, as coach Andrea Pirlo took on vice-president Pavel Nedved.
There is some benefit to having a club hierarchy packed with title-winning players who only recently hung up their boots.
The Bianconeri had a fun game between ranks at the Continassa training ground on Tuesday, just before they were allowed to leave the lockdown ‘bubble’, with Pirlo’s team getting the better of Nedved, thanks also to a fine goal from director Fabio Paratici.
Juventus players and staff put an end to their isolation with a game between ranks, as coach Andrea Pirlo took on vice-president Pavel Nedved.
There is some benefit to having a club hierarchy packed with title-winning players who only recently hung up their boots.
The Bianconeri had a fun game between ranks at the Continassa training ground on Tuesday, just before they were allowed to leave the lockdown ‘bubble’, with Pirlo’s team getting the better of Nedved, thanks also to a fine goal from director Fabio Paratici.
It shouldn’t be too surprising, as 48-year-old Paratici played as a midfielder until his retirement in 2004, even if he never made it beyond Serie C level.