Luciano Spalletti's Comments Ahead of Frosinone Clash

Luciano Spalletti, the head coach of Juventus, confirmed that his team enters the new season with great ambitions, stressing the need to convert the improvements witnessed during the preparation period into results on the pitch.

Spalletti said before the Frosinone match: "The starting bell has rung, and the season has truly begun. We feel satisfied because we have worked well, and now we must enter the pitch with a strong desire to perform well. There are many new things this season, and we must be able to adapt to the ongoing changes."

He added about the team's new signings: "All the newcomers have different characteristics, and we are developing in the best possible way. I was impressed by Alabijovic; he is a player who gives you that spark and can turn ideas into actions on the pitch. I also liked the level of Douglas Luiz and Nico Gonzalez, as well as their personalities. We have raised the level of competition for places within the team."

Regarding the competition for Champions League spots, he stated: "There are seven or eight teams in Serie A capable of competing for the top four positions. Last season we finished outside those spots, and we need to prove that we can return to them. Talking is not enough; we must become a team and find the right balance."

He continued: "I think we have improved, but victories will determine the extent of this development. We want to see the level we can reach as a team and in our style of play, and we will play to achieve the maximum possible. We need to win many matches in the league and the Europa League, because everyone wants success, from the management to the players and the fans."

Regarding the match against Frosinone, Spalletti said: "I congratulate Frosinone on their return to Serie A, as well as my friend Massimiliano Allegri for the great work he has done. Tomorrow, Vicario and Kolo Muani will be starters."

He concluded his remarks on playing style by stating: "We will try to put a balanced team on the pitch, allowing players individual freedom within a collective balance that must always be maintained. It's no longer a matter of system against system, but behavior against behavior."