Dino Zoff: Juventus should not sell out-of-form Milos Krasic

Nov 5, 2011 8:02:00 AM

The Serbia international winger has not been Antonio Conte's go-to man this term, but the legendary keeper believes the Old Lady should resist the temptation to get rid of him

Former Juventus goalkeeper Dino Zoff believes that the club should keep Milos Krasic, despite the winger being out-of-sorts this season.

The Serbia international has not been a regular in Antonio Conte's starting XI this term, and speculation is rife linking the former CSKA Moscow man with a move away from Turin.

Despite this, the 69-year-old feels the eastern European wideman can still play a key part in the club's potential success.

“I would keep him in an attempt to get him back to his best. He can still give a lot to Juve," Zoff told Tuttosport.

“It’s clear that he’s going through a negative phase, but he remains a great player and Juve will have to do everything possible to help him.

“After all, where can you find a right-winger as good as Krasic? There are not that many players in his position who are better than he is," the ex-Italy stopper concluded.

Krasic will be in contention for a place in the Juventus side that travels to take on Napoli in Serie A on Sunday.

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