Ciro Ferrara, live on Dazn, expressed his frustration at Juventus' defeat against Genoa, underlining that the responsibility falls on the coach, players and club. According to the former defender, "we cannot think that one is more responsible than the other"; everyone must assume their responsibilities. Ferrara observed that players appear lost under Juventus' curve, highlighting difficulties and fears of not being able to play at the required level. He also accused the team of making blunders and suffering too many transitions, while Genoa looked set to overcome a 2‑0 deficit, a result that should push Juventus to reflect on their approach.
In the context of the match, Genoa showed strong determination, with the players taking advantage of the opportunities created by Juventus' youthful defence. The Genoa coach, however, maintained a positive tone, citing the club's patience and the team's credit for the victory. While Juventus is in a crisis phase, Ferrara has already started talking about possible changes, mentioning the figure of Mancini as a possible solution to bring the blue team back to a more stable path.
In the market, the focus is on possible reinforcements and resource management. Ferrara said Juventus must address the problems of Italian football in general, highlighting the need for more coherent management between coach, players and administration. In this sense, the former defender expressed hope for a new "Mancini bis" in blue, but also underlined that the team must overcome internal difficulties to become competitive again.
As regards the standings, Ferrara has indicated Inter and Roma as the most likely teams to win the scudetto, while Juventus remains in a precarious position. The team, after the defeat against Genoa, will have to face a series of crucial matches to try to recover points and stabilize their position in the championship. Spalletti's press conference is scheduled shortly after the match, where the coach will have to explain the strategy and decisions made during the match.
In summary, the defeat against Genoa highlighted Juventus' weaknesses on multiple fronts, pushing Ferrara to ask for shared responsibility between the coach, players and club. The team will now have to review its structure and prepare for the next challenges, while the market awaits any changes that could bring the Italian team back on the path to competitiveness.