Sebastian Giovinco has spoken about the past, present and future as he eyes more playing space at Juve…
Juventus ace Sebastian Giovinco believes the reason he never played under former coach Claudio Ranieri is because he wasn’t liked by the Roman as he pledges to stay in Turin.
The Italian under-21 international has made only a handful of appearances this season. He was outstanding when he played, but Ranieri preferred leaving him on the bench. Giovinco hopes that what a change of coach he will get his chance, and he insists he has no intention to leave his home town.
“Will I leave Juventus because I have no space? No. I have already shown that I can play in Serie A, and for Juventus,” Giovinco told Tuttosport.
“Obviously I was not liked by Ranieri if I didn’t play often. However, now I want to play my chances.”
Giovinco briefly touched on all Bianconeri topics, from Diego’s arrival, Inter’s strength, and the new coach question as he takes everything in his stride.
“Something needs to be changed tactically with Diego’s arrival as he is not used to playing out on the wing,” added ‘La Formica Atomina”.
“We have to correct something to be on the same level as Inter. New coach? I am a player, not a director.
“Now we have to focus on the game against Lazio.”
Juventus can guarantee a second place finish by beating the Roman side on Sunday afternoon.
Speaking about Lippi’s squad call-up, “If you’re not playing at the club – he said calmly – you can not go to the National Team. I have to think about Juve first then I think about Azzurri”.
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