Juventus' Lack of Stability
Claudio Marchisio has expressed his frustration over the constant changes at Juventus, which he believes are hindering the club's ability to return to the top of Italian football.
Despite being one of Serie A's most competitive sides, Juventus' pursuit of immediate success has led to frequent overhauls in management and playing personnel.
- Managers have come and gone
- Players have been rotated in and out
- The club continues to search for a winning formula
“There have been too many changes: at the club level, with the coach, with the players. You can’t build a winning team in six months, or a year.”
Marchisio's comments highlight the need for stability and long-term planning at the club.
Author's summary: Marchisio criticizes Juventus' constant changes.
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