“I grew up with football, watching my father play and wearing the shirts he collected. When he was playing in Parma, Buffon came to our house and he scared me. He was a big, massive boy, with that look and his hair standing on end. I didn’t know him, I was scared of him and I started crying.” These were the words of the attacker Juventus and of National blue Federico Church at France Football.
Chiesa: I’m at pre-injury level
“Being a son of art has never burdened me, the name has never been a burden for me. I had the dream of reaching Serie A and I also got there thanks to the right and precious advice of a footballer father.” Chiesa then added: “I really like playing with Vlahovic, is an exceptional player and is a great friend. I enjoyed playing with Ronaldo, Dybala, Muriel, Saponara and Ilicic. And then Franck Ribery: my goodness, what a player.” And on his form he specified: “The injury slowed down my career, but it taught me a lot. Before I was probably a more instinctive, more impulsive player, and maybe my game has changed a little, but not my speed. Now I’m back very close to the level I was at before the injury.”
Juventus fans abandon Chiesa
In these last days there has been nothing but talk about his future: the renewal he never arrived with Juventus, consequently it is easy to think that the player will leave the Bianconeri who naturally will not want to lose him for nothing. Yet, the Juventus support on the web is far from inclined to make him stay in Turin, as Denis says: “come on, go away, you’re a selfish and that’s enough now!!!”. And Domenico is merciless: “After three years. How many goals did you do it in three years? A million per goal? And you want the raise….”. Vito similarly adds: “Chiesa, do what you want, we won even without you and we will win again even when you are no longer here….Good luck“.
Chiesa, Bayern Munich hypothesis: the web has already sold it
Pasquale also has no doubts: “He’s not a player important for Juventus. After the injury he never recovered.” Furthermore, the hypothesis of a move to Bayern Munich has further unleashed the Juventus support, which sees in the move Bundesliga a way to monetize his transfer (there is talk of at least 30 million) without strengthening a direct rival in Serie A. Federico agrees on the transfer: “Three good games in one season.” Like Davide: “At these figures it’s a bargain”. Alessio also sees it this way: “Better abroad than in Italy, but the Premier League is better for him.” Daniele agrees: “Far too many…it’s too much fragile“. And Paul puts the final word: “Player extensively overrated from an increasingly poorer football.”
Juventus, Giuntoli already has alternatives to Chiesa ready
