Juventus have been embroiled in some off-field legal battles recently and it looks set to put them in some serious trouble while their players are on vacation or at the World Cup.
The club has maintained that it has done nothing wrong, and some of its stars have returned from the break to prepare for the second half of this season.
Juve are hopeful they can continue to win after their fantastic run before the World Cup break, and they hope they can score points when league play resumes in Italy.
Naturally, the players will be asked about their struggles with the Turin prosecution, but Manuel Locatelli insists his focus is on the pitch.
He said via Tuttomercatoweb:
“Corporate Affairs? We knew what was going on like you, but we have to think about playing like we always have. We’ve always felt empowered.”
Juve FC says
Juventus officials are hard at work on their legal cases, and our players don’t need to answer questions about the issues.
Locatelli is smart enough to give the correct answer, and we hope other players will also make it clear that their business is coaching and winning games for the Bianconeri.
Locatelli is one of the players who did not play in the World Cup, and we expect him to be in top form when football returns.
