Luciano Spalletti has been promised a strong squad by the end of this transfer window, and Juventus have been doing their best to make that happen, with the Bianconeri among the most active teams in the market so far. After missing out on a place in the top four last season, Juve know they need to improve during this window and raise the quality of their squad.
The men at the Allianz Stadium believe they already have a good squad, but they are working hard to ensure it is even better when the season starts. Spalletti expects more work to be done, with the reshaping of the group involving both new signings and departures.
Spalletti Gives Juventus Transfer Instructions
Reshaping the squad does not only involve signing new players. Juventus must also offload those who are not good enough for the team or who are unlikely to thrive under the manager. Spalletti knows which players he trusts most and wants the best possible options for his team.
The manager has given names to the executives and expects them to work on the necessary moves. Juventus will continue doing its best to deliver the squad he wants, while Spalletti remains confident in the club’s ability to complete its plans.
Juventus Aim To Complete The Team
Spalletti has acknowledged that there are obstacles to overcome during the transfer window, but he remains confident that Juventus can complete the work required. As quoted by Tuttomercatoweb, he said:
“There are always obstacles to overcome and we had to jump through them, eh… But I heard the confident directors, we will get to complete the team as we said.”
The comments underline Spalletti’s belief in the Juventus executives and their ability to deliver the squad they have discussed. The Bianconeri still have work to do, both in terms of arrivals and departures, but the manager expects the club to continue working until the team is in the shape required for the new season.
Juventus will therefore look to remain active in the market, with Spalletti trusting the club to address the areas that need improvement before the window closes.