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For the past few weeks, Juventus Turin has been having hard blows. Eliminated against the PSV in the Champions League, the old lady was also ousted from the Italian Cup race a few days ago. To make sure, the Piedmontese club comes out of a terrible defeat at home against Atalanta Bergame (0-4). A setback that sounds the death knell for their podium hopes and which strongly weakens Thiago Motta. Arrived last summer after an interesting freelance with Bologna, the old PSG midfielder has been in the eye of the cyclone for a few days.
Weakened, the 42 -year -old coach can count on the support of his former teammate in selection Gianluigi Buffon. Present on the occasion of a masterclass for a university of Rome, the former goalkeeper wanted to display his solidarity with Thiago Motta: “Things are probably not going as they would like, but there are still ten days and as long as the final and see if something surprising and surprisingly positive can happen in this period. I hope so.”
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