In an interview with TuttoSport, former Juventus midfielder Edgar Davids looked back on his time with Juventus and Inter, declaring that, while he felt he left Italy at the correct time, he savoured his spell in Turin, if not Milan.
"I spent just one year [at Inter] and it didn't go well, but I'm glad that I tried," related the 34-year-old.
"It's a shame that things went as they did, and so much happened.
"But Juventus? I want to be clear: I want to thank the fans. I had a great relationship with them, even at the tough moments."
Davids went on to relate his fiery relationship with Moggi, but insisted that his spell at the Old Lady was a positive one.
"I was always available and always did my best," he began.
"I don't think I did anything wrong there. Rather, I'm proud to have played in that great team, and I will be proud for as long as I live.
"Relegation? There was bitterness about that, but we are still proud to be juventinos."
Steve Michaels, Goal.com