Moggi: ‘Juventus lack a coach, the team didn’t play at all against Lazio’
Former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi has publicly criticized the team's performance and coaching following a 3-0 loss to Lazio. He argues that the squad lacks proper leadership and that players are failing to take responsibility on the field.
Why it matters
The critique highlights internal instability at a major European football club, reflecting broader concerns about team management and player accountability in professional sports.
Former Juventus general manager Luciano Moggi believes the Bianconeri lack a coach, insisting the team failed to turn up in Sunday's 3-0 home defeat to Lazio.
According to TMW , Moggi said in an interview: "I wouldn't say the team played badly yesterday. I'd say they didn't play at all. Talking about their performance is out of place, they didn't take to the field. If you listen to Bremer's comments, you understand the team's situation. The rest should be asked of those in charge, not me."
Lazio won at the Allianz Stadium through goals from Oliver Provstgaard, Gustav Isaksen and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru. Juve were jeered off and are now eight points behind leaders Inter and Lazio. Luciano Spalletti watched from the stands while serving a ban.
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