Jonathan David, the Juventus striker, spoke candidly about his experience with the team since his move to the Italian club last summer, emphasizing that the expectations were very high from the start.

He explained that the club made a significant effort to sign him on a long-term contract, but his journey was not stable, experiencing both good and challenging periods, particularly due to his inability to score consistently as he had hoped.

David pointed out that playing with Juventus puts the player under constant pressure, saying that the club is the most followed in Italy, which places every move of the player under scrutiny.

He added that this leads to a lot of talk and criticism, especially when things don't go as expected, which he experienced himself during his first season.

The Canadian forward also addressed the issue of his integration into the team, denying rumors about him being isolated in the locker room. He confirmed that he has a good relationship with his teammates, noting that some media reports do not reflect reality.

He praised the role played by coach Luciano Spalletti in helping him adapt, despite confirming that he felt comfortable within the group from the start.

In concluding his talk, David recalled some important moments, such as the controversy that arose after taking a penalty against Lecce, before he came back to score and received support from his teammates in the Sassuolo match, which he described as a special moment. He emphasized that he doesn't care much about others' opinions as long as those close to him know his true self and support him.