“Juve ruined him”: after the player’s official farewell now comments on management are pouring in. Here’s what’s being said
After the official announcement of his farewell to Juventus and his move to Liverpool, Federico Chiesa with a long post on Instagram wanted to say goodbye to Juventus fans.
But not only that, he also wanted to shed light on the situation inside the Continassa, revealing that never a renewal offer came to him – and therefore there was no rejection – and that above all, of his exclusion from the project he knew about it before his training sessions began. In short, the truth eventually came out. Of course, losing such a player is never easy for anyone: the pre-injury Chiesa was overflowing, an offensive outside player capable of always jumping a man and creating numerical superiority. The knee stoppage caused him to lose his best polish and now in the Premier League he will have to try to pick himself up, to return to his former self.
“Juve ruined him”: mace on Chiesa
As mentioned, comments about the player’s management have been unleashed. Also speaking out was Graziano Carugi Campi, who through his own X profile had his say. “I wish Chiesa well: he was painted as the villain by various influencers and too many believed them. It was Juve that ruined Chiesa and not vice versa. Conservative forms of play, unfulfilled promises of adjustment. Paratici took him, others didn’t want him. “
And then, “Injuries did the rest. Giuntoli found him after three wearisome years and decided to go further, with full rights. But to blame Chiesa, who wanted Juve with all his might, is gratuitous malice.” He stood up for Federico, in a nutshell. Not least because the former Juventus number 7 himself told his truth. In the end, however, one feeling remains: without that very serious injury, things would surely have turned out differently. But the past is the past.
