Pavel Nedved (15 Viewers)
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well, we don't know what exactly happened and why, and seeing an executive leaving usually raises more questions than answers, but this time, we do have some clues. both marotta and agnelli said that the club wanted to change, the club opted not to extend marotta's expiring contract, and it was the club who wanted to work with younger executives. also, marotta said that he and agnelli didn't agree on everything. so it's pretty safe to say that marotta was pushed out.
"We are going to Madrid months in advance. It is the demonstration that it is important to get to the second round, no matter if from first or second place. It i the most difficult draw and we also need a little luck. But we have a very strong team and we want to qualify," he said.
"Atletico are a very difficult team to deal with. They are balanced. They play defensively and know how to hurt you with Griezmann. I foresee a difficult double challenge.
"Ronaldo? He is the man of the Champions League, for goals and victories, but we are not counting on him only. Marotta? Juve was there before him and will be there after him, as well as before and after Nedved. I believe there are two types of directors: those who would work anywhere and are professionals, and those who would never do it," Nedved concluded.
"Atletico are a very difficult team to deal with. They are balanced. They play defensively and know how to hurt you with Griezmann. I foresee a difficult double challenge.
"Ronaldo? He is the man of the Champions League, for goals and victories, but we are not counting on him only. Marotta? Juve was there before him and will be there after him, as well as before and after Nedved. I believe there are two types of directors: those who would work anywhere and are professionals, and those who would never do it," Nedved concluded.
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The Czech then clarified his remark that former Juventus director Beppe Marotta – now at Inter – not being a ‘juventino’ was not a joke.
“It wasn’t a joke,” he added.
“It was an affirmation based on what he said. Juventus existed before Marotta and will do so after him, the same also going for me.
“I believe that there are two types of directors: ones who can work for any club and those who would never coach certain sides. I only said it for that reason.”
The Czech then clarified his remark that former Juventus director Beppe Marotta – now at Inter – not being a ‘juventino’ was not a joke.
“It wasn’t a joke,” he added.
“It was an affirmation based on what he said. Juventus existed before Marotta and will do so after him, the same also going for me.
“I believe that there are two types of directors: ones who can work for any club and those who would never coach certain sides. I only said it for that reason.”
Marotta at his age isn't going to work abroad. He has all his networks here.
When leaving Juve, obviously Inter is the best job out there.
What is available?
Napoli? Likes it DS, and also kinda difficult to make a mark given their current team and low movement possible budget wise
Inter, needed a DS
Milan, just replaced the board.
Roma, less potencial than inter. Also considerably less finances.
That's it. If you are a DS and Juve said no, inter is the place to go. They are accustomed to failure so you can work silently
When leaving Juve, obviously Inter is the best job out there.
What is available?
Napoli? Likes it DS, and also kinda difficult to make a mark given their current team and low movement possible budget wise
Inter, needed a DS
Milan, just replaced the board.
Roma, less potencial than inter. Also considerably less finances.
That's it. If you are a DS and Juve said no, inter is the place to go. They are accustomed to failure so you can work silently
is at it again. do you see his left hand?