Luciano Spalletti expressed, in an interview, the same concerns that the Brazilian defender Bremer had already expressed a few days earlier. The Juventus coach underlined how Juventus is unable to understand the current moment, the context and the need to increase commitment on the pitch, stating that the coach is not disappointed or angry, but simply worried about the team's situation.
Spalletti pointed out that, although the words used were different, the concepts remain similar to those expressed by Bremer. After the Juve-Lazio match, the Brazilian defender criticized his teammates, declaring that he couldn't "pick everyone up" and could only talk and lend a hand. His comments led to a reprimand from Spalletti, with the threat of a fine and a demand for an apology from the player. At a later time, Spalletti himself reiterated the need for greater commitment on the pitch, underlining that talking in the locker room is not enough: it is necessary to act on the pitch.
These words were also confirmed by Weston McKennie, who stated that the team tries to talk in the locker room and put in energy, but that when you enter the field it is essential to do, not just talk. The coach reiterated that each player must contribute with their own commitment, highlighting a possible crisis in the locker room that prevents the team from achieving the desired results.
In summary, Spalletti expressed his concern about Juventus' lack of energy and commitment, underlining that the team must understand the importance of making an extra effort. The situation was also highlighted by Bremer and McKennie, who expressed similar concepts. Juventus will have to address this critical issue to improve performance and achieve the set objectives.