Ravanelli: Juve's build-up play is predictable, Koopmeiners not at his best
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Key points
- Ex-Juve striker criticises team's slow, predictable passing from the back after Sassuolo defeat
- Ravanelli says Koopmeiners lacks the tempo and forward movement shown at Atalanta
- Regrets Juve did not sign Frattesi, a box-to-box midfielder the club desperately needs
AI summary
Fabrizio Ravanelli has dissected Juventus's heavy defeat to Sassuolo, pinpointing structural problems in how the team builds play. The former striker and club director argues that without Lucumì's ability to play forward, Juve's passing becomes slow and predictable, forcing Douglas Luiz or Koopmeiners to drop deep and leaving midfield exposed. Ravanelli suggests the squad struggles against teams that sit deep and would benefit from a box-to-box midfielder like Frattesi, criticising Koopmeiners for lacking the pace and forward intent he showed at Atalanta.
Original headline
Ravanelli: “Cosa non mi è piaciuto dopo il Sassuolo. Frattesi? Sarebbe stato perfetto per la Juve". Su Koop...
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