Giovanni Carnevali, Juventus manager, spoke to Sky Sport before the Europa League match against Celta Vigo, speaking on topics that concern both the current season and the off-field aspects of the Juventus club. In particular, he addressed the issue of the recent contract renewal of Nico González, the Argentine defender who has been a constant in the team in recent years.
Carnevali reiterated that for Juventus González was "a fixed point" and that the club had no intention of letting him go. “We kept our word and I think he wants to stay,” said the manager, underlining the importance of ensuring stability and continuity for key players. The renewal, in fact, was seen as a sign of confidence from the club towards the midfielder, who contributed significantly both on the pitch and in the club's culture.
The manager then dedicated an entire part of his interview to the issue of the capital increase, scheduled for January. Carnevali expressed gratitude towards the owners for the investments made and recognized that, although mistakes have been made, improvement is necessary to offer the fans concrete results. “We must try to improve ourselves in order to give the fans successes,” he added, highlighting the objective of consolidating the financial and sporting structure of the team.
In the broader context, Juventus is preparing for a period of transition, with the need to balance asset management with competitiveness in Serie A and European competitions. The renewal of González represents a step towards stability, while the capital increase aims to guarantee the economic sustainability of the club. The company, with its investment strategy and desire to retain key players, aims to consolidate its position as a power in Italian and international football.