After the defeat against Lazio, goalkeeper Stefano Turati spoke to DAZN, explaining how the Sassuolo team faced a difficult match. The goalkeeper admitted that he did not feel "clear" but "rather nervous", underlining the fragility of the group and the need to get back on track.
The match against Lazio ended with an unfavorable result for Sassuolo, a team that had to deal with a stronger opponent. Turati tried to maintain a positive tone, saying he wanted to look at the positive sides and roll up his sleeves so as not to let morals fall. However, he acknowledged that the team is fragile and that "as soon as something happens, the game is over", a way to describe the feeling of vulnerability that affected the players.
The goalkeeper also expressed his desire to find an answer to the questions posed by the media, but admitted that he did not have a clear answer at the moment. He underlined that the team is strong, but that the fragility is evident and that it is necessary to face the situation calmly. Sassuolo, in fact, suffered a loss which left the club in a delicate position in the league table.
Turati asked the club to come together and overcome this difficult moment. He highlighted that the next match, scheduled for Monday, is crucial to get out of the current situation. Sassuolo will therefore have to focus on the next match to try to recover points and restore trust among the players.
In summary, the Sassuolo goalkeeper expressed a realistic vision of the situation, recognizing the fragility of the team and the need to face the difficulties calmly. With an upcoming match against an opponent, the club will have to find the inner strength to overcome this critical phase and return to competing with determination.