Vucinic: Juventus can win the double

22 Mar 2012 08:12:00

The Montenegro international is confident that the Bianconeri can claim two trophies this season as their cup success will give them a huge boost for the rest of the term

Mirko Vucinic has stated his belief that Juventus have what it takes to win the Serie A title and the Coppa Italia this term.

The Old Lady are through to the final of the cup competition after ousting AC Milan on Tuesday, and Vucinic admitted that the Bianconeri are brimming with confidence following their midweek success.

"I believe that we can win the Coppa and the Scudetto," Vucinic was quoted as saying by La Gazzetta dello Sport.

"Our qualification at the expense of Milan can also have consequences in Serie A. Our confidence is still growing, and we have the feeling that we can win it all.

"However, we have to make sure that we don't drop points again versus teams that we should really beat."

Juventus are currently trailing Milan by four points in the Serie A table. They lock horns with rivals Inter on Sunday.

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