Juventus coach Igor Tudor criticizes Andrea Cambiaso and Jonathan David after Lazio defeat, insists he’s focused on improving the team, not his own future.
Igor Tudor has slammed Juventus’ poor performance after their 1-0 defeat to Lazio, criticizing Andrea Cambiaso and Jonathan David for their errors.
Tudor’s side has suffered three consecutive defeats, and he’s frustrated with their inability to score goals.
Juventus has gone four consecutive matches without scoring, a streak not seen since March 1991. Tudor tried to change things by starting Jonathan David alongside Dusan Vlahovic, but it didn’t work out. David’s poor header back sparked the Lazio goal, and Tudor wasn’t happy.
Tudor made changes at halftime, substituting Cambiaso with Kenan Yildiz and moving Weston McKennie to the attacking wing-back role. He explained that Cambiaso was struggling with his role and McKennie was better suited to cover the wing.
The Bianconeri are now without a victory in eight competitive games, having drawn five in a row followed by three consecutive defeats. Tudor insists they’re all responsible for the poor results and need to stay united.
Tudor’s future has been questioned, but he says he doesn’t care about it. “I don’t think about myself. I don’t care about my future, what I care about is doing what I can, being aware of all the problems and trying to improve things.”
Juventus will look to bounce back from this defeat, but Tudor knows it’s a tough task. They’ve tried different tactics, including starting two strikers and four attacking players, but nothing seems to be working.
