Michelangelo Rampulla, former Juventus goalkeeper, spoke clearly during Tuttomercatoweb's "Maracanà" broadcast, reiterating his position on the current situation of the Juventus team. The commentator expressed his belief that Juventus should not "transport" its identity from one coach to another, but that it is essential to build continuity and cohesion within the group.
In his speech Rampulla criticized Andrea Spalletti's management, underlining that the lack of a long-term vision prevents the team from consolidating a competitive squad. According to the former goalkeeper, the constant rotation of coaches makes it difficult to create a shared identity and a coherent game strategy. “When you have to make a plan, it takes time to build a squad of strong players who can compete immediately or almost immediately,” said Rampulla, highlighting that the purchase of six or seven new players does not immediately guarantee positive results, especially when budgets must be kept in balance.
Rampulla also pointed out that, with Spalletti, the team has not achieved concrete results in a year. "What has Spalletti given in one year? Winning helps you win," he said, referring to the fact that Juventus failed to qualify for the Champions League and finished the season with a negative ending. The commentator stressed that the team must aim for useful results that give security to the players and fans, and that the lack of clear direction has left the players uncertain about their prospects.
Rampulla's message is clear: Juventus must establish a serious and coherent program, with coaches who provide clear directives and who build a team that is functional to their style of play. Only in this way will it be possible to guarantee continuity in results and a more stable future for the team. With the arrival of the new season, the club's management will have to carefully evaluate managerial and market choices to avoid further changes in direction and to consolidate the team's competitiveness on the European stage.