Juve dismiss Capello exit
Friday 15 April, 2005
Fabio Capello will continue as Juventus boss next season despite their Champions’ League elimination.
The tactician has been linked with a switch to Real Madrid, a move that could potentially happen if the Bianconeri now fail to also win the Scudetto.
But the club insist that they have no plans to make a coaching change at the end of the current campaign.
"I’m 100 percent certain that Capello will be the Juventus Coach next season," stated director general Luciano Moggi. "I have no doubts about that at all."
The Old Lady’s European exit has cost the outfit around £10m which could affect the club’s transfer strategy.
"We’ll think about what to do about our squad for next season after the game against Lazio (on April 24)," he added.
"But I think we just need a few little touches. We certainly need to add a little quality but nothing drastic needs changing.
"If you change five or six first team players at once then you won’t win anything."
The 2-1 aggregate defeat to Liverpool was a massive blow but Moggi is seeing the bright side.
"Our progress in Europe isn’t bad," he added. "We got to the Second Round last year, the quarter-finals this term, next year we will get to the last four before winning it in two years time…"
Now Juve are just focusing on beating Milan to the Italian title. "We shouldn’t panic unless it goes badly against Lecce on Sunday," noted the official.
"We are first at the minute with the best attack and the second best defence. The championship race has never been as exciting as this."
Buy on AliExpress.com
good one.
