Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali has launched an ambitious strategy to rebuild the club's domestic identity at Continassa. The Bianconeri have identified Brentford full-back Michael Kayode and Cagliari starlet Alessandro Romano as primary targets to restore an Italian core.
The words of chief executive Carnevali have once again pointed the finger at those players out on loan who could save the club from a high-profile sale next summer.
The long interview given by the Juventus chief executive to La Gazzetta dello Sport explained how huge financial constraints are weighing on the future of Juventus and their squad.
Juventus chief executive Giovanni Carnevali has offered strong backing to sidelined forward Kenan Yildiz, insisting the playmaker possesses all the qualities required to emulate iconic figure Alessandro Del Piero. The Turkish international is currently undergoing rehabilitation following foot surgery, leaving the Bianconeri without their creative talisman.
Mancini continue to experiment with the make-up of his defensive line, but the future also depends on integration with the big absentee from this round of matches: Dimarco.
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