Spalletti praises Juventus transfer work: 'The perfect market doesn't exist any more'
Luciano Spalletti, who was recently named Juventus head coach, addressed the media and offered his thoughts on the club's transfer market dealings. He struck a pragmatic tone, suggesting that the concept of a 'perfect' transfer window is no longer realistic in the modern game, while implicitly endorsing the work done by the Juventus hierarchy. His comments come as the club looks to reshape its squad ahead of the new season under fresh leadership.
Read the full story at football-italia.netSpalletti's public endorsement of Juventus's transfer activity is a notable early signal from the new coach, suggesting alignment with the sporting direction set by the club's directors. By framing the market as inherently imperfect, he manages expectations while still validating the club's approach. For Juventus supporters, the subtext is clear: this is a manager who understands the realities of squad-building in 2026 and is not setting himself up for blame if marquee signings don't materialize.
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