The last game under interim coach Paolo Montero at Juventus ended with uncertainty over his successor, now that he’s back in his original role after filling in for Massimiliano Allegri for two matches. When asked about the next coach, Montero dodged the question but revealed his positive impact on the current squad. “I didn’t come to shake things up, I came to collaborate. I felt proud to face them because I’ve always been a fan at the stadium,” he said after the win against Monza, praising the team’s attitude. Montero’s insights shed light on key players at Juventus, such as Chiesa and Fagioli. He highlighted Chiesa’s versatility and positive mindset, emphasizing the importance of creating space for him to showcase his skills. Regarding Fagioli, Montero praised his ability to play as a playmaker or midfielder, noting his good passing and tactical awareness. Montero’s observations provide valuable insights into the development of these young Juventus talents and their crucial roles in the team’s future success.
