Motta: Chiesa's future has not changed, and we must respect Cuomo

Juventus coach Thiago Motta appeared in a press conference, to talk about tomorrow’s confrontation against Como, in the first round of the Italian League.

The coach said: “We can’t stand it.” We are waiting to play tomorrow’s match and achieve our goals. We want to give a great performance tomorrow. We had good training last week and we are ready to face tomorrow.”

He added: “Weston McKennie has become Outside the transfer market? He is a useful and practical player to meet our needs. We have 19 players for tomorrow, 11 of whom will play as a starter. We are fine.”

He continued: “I am calm.” Regarding the Mercato, we are working well to build a competitive team to the maximum extent. We are now focusing on tomorrow’s match. We will see about other matters later.”

He added:” Yildiz getting the number 10? It is a responsibility because he wears a historical number, but he is a strong player with character and hard work. It is important that others look at his work regardless of his age. He has grown well and developed at a young age and he has quality and respect for the work.”

He stressed: “Starting the season with a win tomorrow?” Nothing is guaranteed in this life. We must provide what makes us win. Como is a rising team from the second division and they are coming with great enthusiasm. We must respect them in order to reach the result we want.”

And he continued: “I ask the players to do our best and compete with the opponent in order to get the result we want. This is the first step.”

Regarding the future of Chiesa, who the club wants to sell this Mercato: “Nothing has changed about him. We have talked internally. It is a kind of respect that I would like to see.” Show it to the players with complete transparency and clarity.”

He concluded: “Vlahovic? I can see him doing a good job and helping his teammates. He is a great player but he needs the help of the whole team. I am happy for him because he has great enthusiasm and energy to do a great job.”