Vucevic: I cannot accept Juventus selling outstanding young players, and the price is not high

Recently, November 7, NBA Chicago Bulls center Vucevic accepted an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport as his 35th birthday was approaching. As an avid Juventus fan, he talked about the team's current difficulties.

Your favorite team is currently in trouble

"Juventus has its own standards and we know that if the coach does not achieve the expected results, there will be changes. Spalletti is of course an experienced coach and I think he will do a good job, let's wait and see I feel sorry for Tudor, he really brought energy to the team when he first came and led us to the Champions League. "

"I think he did a good job, maybe he didn't have enough time to implement his football ideas. Also, I felt that he was not the first player in the club. A choice, so it is not easy to work in this situation. I feel sorry for him and for his sense of belonging to Juventus."

What do you think about the current team lineup

"We have some good players, but we have not found the results and comparisons yet. The consistency of the game. I think the recent coaching changes and frequent player changes have had a great impact on the team. But you know what makes me angry the most as a loyal fan? "

What is it

"I can't accept that so many good young players are sold and the prices are not high. Not high, and now they are doing well elsewhere. For example, Huizen was sold to Real Madrid for 15 million euros, and now he is playing well there and is considered one of the best young defenders in the world, and there are many similar examples."

So you are right about the club. Unsatisfied with the decision-making

"Frankly, I think it's quite ridiculous to sell young players who have been developed through the academy and then bring in some experienced but expensive players who ultimately don't make a big impact. As a fan, I would rather see the club invest in itself." "We are all used to Juve's dominance, but obviously things have changed in recent years."

You have a good relationship with many former and current Juventus players. Have not contacted them

"Not recently, I met Kostic in Belgrade this summer, and I met Del Piero at a Serie A event in New York before. I will naturally follow every game and hope that Spalletti's arrival will make things better."