Spalletti: Temperament, technique, physical fitness, Juventus has potential but needs to improve in all aspects

Hupu November 02: Juventus head coach Spalletti accepted an interview with Sky Sports after defeating Cremona 2-1. This victory marked his return to Serie A.

"After two minutes, everyone knew where he (Vardy) was and I originally thought he could pose a greater threat. We struggled to move the ball in the wing attack;

They only had one forward because Vardy was the most threatening player. Kupp is the best among all defenders. He kept the team organized on the counterattack and created positions for the forwards.

Vardy is a champion player and the goal he scored against our goal was enough To say it all; they are very good at creating opportunities for him."

Vlahovic said they need to get rid of some bad habits:

"We played well at the beginning of the first half, but we conceded some goals before the end of the first half and at the beginning of the second half. However, we created a lot of opportunities and I think it will be difficult to do that again, so we need to improve."

Temperament, technique or physical fitness: Which aspect do you want to improve?

"It's a little bit of all three. We need to grow quickly. Some players have shown potential and I believe in them, but the depth and quality of Juventus' lineup makes them feel the pressure of the team behind them.

I talked to the owners yesterday and I said that on the surface, Juventus are great, but when you actually get inside the team you feel like you haven't seen anything because there is more to it. This win is good for us because it allows us to work calmly."

What does it mean to you to be back in the dugout?

"That's what I've always done, and here's the thing: those of us who have been sitting on the sidelines need that exposure, and you have to do things well to please the people who love you.

You put in the effort, and I worked hard to build relationships with the players. I hope I can succeed this time, because I wasn't very successful with the national team. That way, everyone can grow."