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Diego: Juventus Can Reach Scudetto And Champions League Objectives
The Brazilian ace is eager to lift trophies in Turin as he eyes the Scudetto and Champions League...
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Nov 9, 2009 3:21:59 PM
Juventus play-maker Diego has hailed the club's good moment following their emphatic 5-2 win over Atalanta on Saturday night.
The Bianconeri are now within five points of league leaders Inter, and Diego has urged his side to deliver consistent results.
"We have plenty of faith for our next games. We can catch Inter, we have to believe in ourselves. We know how to play football and we can reach our objectives." Diego told Tuttosport.
"Inter are our adversary for the Scudetto. I want to win with Juventus, and I don't mind the title or the Champions League."
Goals have been hard to find for the Brazilian, but he hit the back of the net against Atalanta.
"It was nice to score, but more important to have won. I missed scoring, but it was a perfect night in Bergamo," added the ace.
"You have to be mature as you know that sooner or later the goals will arrive."
While bagging goals adds to the excitement, Diego prefers to leave the scoring duties to his team-mates.
"I am not here just to score goals. I will leave that to Amauri and [David] Trezeguet who are both really good at that," added the former Werder Bremen man.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
The Bianconeri are now within five points of league leaders Inter, and Diego has urged his side to deliver consistent results.
"We have plenty of faith for our next games. We can catch Inter, we have to believe in ourselves. We know how to play football and we can reach our objectives." Diego told Tuttosport.
"Inter are our adversary for the Scudetto. I want to win with Juventus, and I don't mind the title or the Champions League."
Goals have been hard to find for the Brazilian, but he hit the back of the net against Atalanta.
"It was nice to score, but more important to have won. I missed scoring, but it was a perfect night in Bergamo," added the ace.
"You have to be mature as you know that sooner or later the goals will arrive."
While bagging goals adds to the excitement, Diego prefers to leave the scoring duties to his team-mates.
"I am not here just to score goals. I will leave that to Amauri and [David] Trezeguet who are both really good at that," added the former Werder Bremen man.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
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