Former Juventus star Zinedine Zidane has backed his former club to seriously challenge for the Champions’ League.
The Bianconeri’s European campaign suffered a setback on Wednesday when they lost 2-1 to Manchester United, but Zidane insists the Turin giants are still a force.
"Juventus can have their say in Europe," stated the Real Madrid ace. "Despite their loss at Old Trafford they are second in their group and will be confident of qualifying for the quarter-finals.
"I’ve seen Juventus many times this season and I think they are one of the strongest in Europe right now.
"In fact, they are that good that they can win both the Serie A title and the Champions’ League."
The Frenchman, who left the Stadio Delle Alpi in 2001, also confirmed that he intended to end his career in Madrid.
"I’m happy here and enjoying my football," added the 31-year-old. "It is my desire to end my playing days at this club. But I also had a good time at Juve and have some fond memories."
In other Juventus news, the club have reportedly promised Perugia the services of Tomas Guzman for the new campaign.
The Bianconeri will send the 21-year-old, currently on loan at Serie B club Ternana, to Umbria for Fabrizio Miccoli who is set to return to Turin once his own loan spell expires.
The Bianconeri’s European campaign suffered a setback on Wednesday when they lost 2-1 to Manchester United, but Zidane insists the Turin giants are still a force.
"Juventus can have their say in Europe," stated the Real Madrid ace. "Despite their loss at Old Trafford they are second in their group and will be confident of qualifying for the quarter-finals.
"I’ve seen Juventus many times this season and I think they are one of the strongest in Europe right now.
"In fact, they are that good that they can win both the Serie A title and the Champions’ League."
The Frenchman, who left the Stadio Delle Alpi in 2001, also confirmed that he intended to end his career in Madrid.
"I’m happy here and enjoying my football," added the 31-year-old. "It is my desire to end my playing days at this club. But I also had a good time at Juve and have some fond memories."
In other Juventus news, the club have reportedly promised Perugia the services of Tomas Guzman for the new campaign.
The Bianconeri will send the 21-year-old, currently on loan at Serie B club Ternana, to Umbria for Fabrizio Miccoli who is set to return to Turin once his own loan spell expires.
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