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Spalletti: ‘Juventus players wouldn’t dare to dictate the system we play with’
Luciano Spalletti has urged his Juventus squad to put in the same performance as they did in the first half of their 2-0 victory over Lecce when they take on Genoa in Serie A on Wednesday evening, and has made it clear that he is the only one responsible for picking the team’s tactics and formation, not the players: ‘They wouldn’t dare to dictate the system we play with’.
— Football Italia, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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8 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
TuttosportIT · ITBroke it
Lo schema McKennie, il dubbio Kolo, il nome di mercato per gennaio: Juve, presente e futuro
- +4 h 51 min
SportmediasetIT · ITOwn reporting
Juve, Douglas Luiz ora è l'uomo in più
- +17 h 47 minJuve, Douglas Luiz "uomo in più" per Spalletti
- +10 h 47 min
TuttoMercatoWebIT · ITOwn reporting
Spalletti spera nei gol di Kolo Muani e Woltemade per uscire dalla crisi
- +13 h 13 min
Calciomercato.comIT · ITRepeats
Cites Tuttosport, Corriere dello Sport
- +15 h 43 min
La Gazzetta dello SportIT · ITOwn reporting
Juventus, le ultime verso il Genoa: Gatti dal 1'. Spalletti riconferma gli stessi undici di Lecce
- +19 h 17 min
Foot MercatoFR · FRRepeats
- +20 h 39 min
ANSA — CalcioIT · ITRepeats
Calcio: Juve; Spalletti, 'il cambio di modulo? non da richiesta giocatori'
- +21 h 20 min
Football ItaliaEN · ITOwn reporting
Spalletti: ‘Juventus players wouldn’t dare to dictate the system we play with’
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