Former Leicester City manager Claudio Ranieri says Juventus players are not happy when they play.
The Bianconeri have been under pressure for their poor performance in the league this season.
Max Allegri’s men are still one of the biggest clubs in the world, but that’s not a title they can claim with their performances on the pitch at the moment.
The manager is struggling to inspire his players to deliver results even though some of them are of the highest quality in the league and in Europe.
Perhaps, they are not enjoying their football at the club, and Ranieri has read their expressions. He doesn’t convince her that they have fun on the grass.
He said, as quoted by Football Italia:
“What you notice from the outside is that the Juve players don’t enjoy their football. They look scared.
“Honestly, it’s weird to see one side of Allegri looking like this, but it’s always hard to judge from the outside.”
Juve FC says
Football must be played with passion, and it is difficult to be passionate about something that is not enjoyed.
If some of our players no longer enjoy playing, Allegri has probably lost the locker room and now is the time to fire him.
