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New Juventus head coach Igor Tudor had already praised a Bianconeri star as the perfect participant in his place. However paradoxically, he would possibly by no means have the prospect to discipline him on the pitch.
Throughout his transient stint at Lazio, the Croatian supervisor performed towards Juve on three totally different events, one in Serie A, which ended with the Biancocelesti’s victory, and two contests within the Coppa Italia semi-finals, with Max Allegri’s males prevailing on that event.
Forward of one in all these contests, Tudor tried to encourage Lazio striker Taty Castellanos by telling him he’ll be up towards the perfect defender on the earth within the form of Gleison Bremer.
“Look over there. There’s a defender who, for me, is the perfect on the earth,” stated the 46-year-old whereas referring to the Brazilian defender (as recalled by IlBianconero).
“Is there something extra stunning than enjoying towards the perfect on the earth? No, there isn’t.”
(Photograph by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Photographs)
Tudor, in his flip, was a sturdy defender, so his opinion on this explicit matter definitely weighs. However sadly for the Croatian boss, he’ll be disadvantaged of the Brazilian’s companies seemingly till the tip of the season, because the 27-year-old continues to be recovering from a devastating ACL damage suffered in October.
And with the previous Lazio and Marseille supervisor solely appointed as a caretaker coach till the tip of the season, he would possibly by no means have the prospect to make the most of the defender whom he enormously admires, regardless that some sources imagine the membership nonetheless has a slight hope of regaining Bremer’s companies for the FIFA Membership World Cup.
Tudor may even be hoping to persuade the administration within the subsequent few months and earn a everlasting position. His contract reportedly contains an automated renewal choice that may be triggered if he manages to qualify for the Champions League.
