Andrea Pirlo hopes that Juventus fans can be patient with his team, which has a slow start. Most recently they were arrested by Crotone.
Andrea Pirlo asks fans to be patient with his Juventus leadership, which has had mixed results so far.
Of the four matches that have passed Bianconeri in the 2020/21 Italian Serie A campaign, they won two matches and the rest ended in a draw, including when the mediocre team Crotone drew in their last match.
Pirlo even had to find his team trailing Crotone ahead of time when Simy converted the penalty kick well. Luckily, the Old Lady had Alvaro Morata who balanced his position after receiving Federico Chiesa’s serve.
Interestingly, the referee had to send off his last name as he was rewarded with a red card on his debut for this new team.
Regardless of the results and events that occurred in that match, Pirlo saw Bianconeri still on the right track.
“We conceded a few goals because of naive mistakes. However, I still believe we are on the right path,” Pirlo told DAZN after the competition against Crotone.
“We might be able to bring more strength and be sharper in the area of the opponent’s defense, bringing them to play one on one, but we still played well when it was 11 against 11, then 11 against 10,” he continued.
“This is not the best Juve team, but we still see players with extraordinary talent who come off the bench and bring new elements to this team,” said Pirlo again.
“So, I can be proud of the results we learned this time,” he said.
This is the second time for Juve in a row that its players have received a red card after Adrien Rabiot previously played in the match against AS Roma on September 27, the last competitive match of Pirlo’s squad following the awarding of WO’s 3-0 victory over Napoli.
Pirlo was able to accept the enthusiasm shown by his polished youth team to the point of having to sacrifice a red card.
“Unfortunately, we had to play with 10 players in our last two games because of the mistakes we made, but we are a young team that needs to work and there is not much time for that with a busy international agenda,” added the former Italy national team midfielder. .
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