Juventus coach Thiago Motta insists Dusan Vlahovic is the primary one who desires to ‘flip issues round’, and whereas followers are free to precise their emotions, they need to accomplish that ‘respectfully.’
Juventus have been held to a 2-2 draw by Serie A strugglers Venezia on Saturday, and followers in Curva Sud booed the workforce after the ultimate whistle.
Vlahovic was notably irritable and
Motta mentioned throughout a with Sky Sport Italia that the followers have the liberty to precise their feelings, however the ex-midfielder continued speaking concerning the incident throughout a post-match press convention.
“The lad is the primary one who desires to show issues round and win,” mentioned Motta, as by Ilbianconero.com.
Motta and Danilo reply livid Juventus followers after Vlahovic row
“The followers have the liberty to precise themselves, together with with whistles. Nevertheless, it’s clear that respect is required, even in your job. You could obtain criticism, however you aren’t insulted. It’s not good to listen to. He’s the primary one prepared to show issues round, and the followers are free to precise their emotions, however all the time with respect.”
Juventus captain Danilo additionally confronted questions concerning the incident throughout his post-match press convention.
“I don’t know why Dusan was so offended. The very first thing I did was attempt to calm him down. Everybody should relax on the finish of a recreation, together with the followers,” the Juventus captain.
“Typically, followers suppose we aren’t dedicated sufficient, but it surely’s not true. We’re all the time accessible, and we work exhausting. Issues ought to have labored higher. On Tuesday, we now have an opportunity to answer aggressively and present on the pitch that we’re right here.”
Juventus return to the pitch in two days for a Coppa Italia Spherical of 16 tie towards Cagliari in Turin.
Vlahovic is Juventus’ greatest scorer this season, with 11 targets in 19 video games. His contract on the Allianz Stadium runs out in June 2026.
