The Croatian coach Igor Tudor, the head coach of Juventus, confirmed that his team is in a clear state of development and that the players are giving their all recently, ahead of the anticipated match against Milan in the sixth round of the Italian league for the 2025/2026 season, scheduled to take place tomorrow, Sunday, at the Allianz Stadium.

Tudor said about the match against Milan: "Milan is a team of the highest levels, containing strong players who are in good shape. We are playing at home and we want to deliver a distinguished performance. They may have an advantage for not playing a match this week, but we are well aware of our strength and will give everything we have to achieve a positive result."

He added: "I played with Luka Modric in the national team, and he has made history in Croatia. At the age of forty, he is still able to play at this high level. In football, you have to give everything you have; victory comes from small details, from the heart and the desire to defend fiercely. I am trying to improve the team in all aspects, and my mission is to help them deliver the best possible performance."

Regarding the team's performance, he continued: "I believe the players performed better than their opponents in the last two matches, and we were close to winning them. The team is heading in the right direction, and I see a clear improvement in the level. The players are giving their utmost, and we have had a clear playing identity for six months; we know what we want to do, whether with the ball or without it."

Tudor concluded his statements by saying: "Since my first day at Juventus, we have been working on achieving balance, both in the offensive and defensive aspects, focusing on individuals, choices, and substitutions. What matters to me is that the team executes what we work on in training, regardless of the mistakes we try to correct daily."