The future of Juventus begins today, in the wake of optimism that they leave behind Allegri’s Italian Cup and fifteen days of healthy and sanguine Monterism. Nothing memorable on a footballing level, other than that little bit more offensive attitude which made the second half more lively against Bologna and the match against Monza, but being so profoundly and philosophically Juventus Paolo Montero he brought together a people, split and tested by foolish seasons from many, too many points of view. Juventus’ future begins with the refreshing talent of Yildiz And Beansfrom a discovery Churchfrom the idea, almost always exciting, of being able to start over.
There is a summer of hope ahead, in which to project an intelligent market and the work of Thiago Motta, the most brilliant coach of this championship who inspires new hopes in a large part of the Juventus people. The future of Juventus begins because Juventus has a future, Montero himself explained it when talking about the players trained in the last ten days, the fans who have come after three years of assorted suffering strongly hope so. And, be careful, Juventus has a future, but they must go and get it, a task that is far from easy and which falls to the new management. After having ferried society from the quicksand into which it had ended up, the time has finally come to rebuild something, to restart a cycle. And the new Juventus leaders will have to plant four pillars in laying the foundations of the new course.
