Sarri: no regrets over Juve, Scudetto "seemed inevitable"
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Key points
- Atalanta manager insists he has no regrets from his time at Juventus ahead of Sunday's clash
- Sarri defends his squad's slow start, citing August signings and international breaks as factors
- Atalanta travel to Turin without Kossounou but could deploy Kristensen after limited training time
Summary
Maurizio Sarri doubled down on his earlier comments about his Juventus spell, telling reporters on Friday that he harbours no regrets and that winning the Serie A title "seemed almost inevitable" during his time in Turin. The Atalanta manager was speaking ahead of Sunday's visit to Juve, a match he described as "very difficult" but essential after his side collected just six points from four games.
Sarri defended his squad's stuttering start, pointing to the disruption of August transfers and international breaks. He also criticised the ban on Atalanta supporters travelling to Turin, calling it "unconstitutional collective punishment" and expressing solidarity with fans unable to attend.
Original headline
Sarri insiste: "Rimpianti Juve? No, quello Scudetto sembrava scontato. Spalletti…"
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