Allegri: ‘Juventus-Napoli won’t be easy for Giuntoli’ ...Middle East

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Massimiliano Allegri suggested that Juventus’ fast-approaching battle with Napoli will be particularly difficult for sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli, who switched clubs in the summer. Giuntoli earned praise for his eight-year spell as the Partenopei’s sporting director, picking up a number of key stars at the club like Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Victor Osimhen and Giovanni Di Lorenzo. He left Napoli at the start of the summer and joined up with Juventus, showing their new direction. Juventus are looking to maintain the pressure on league leaders Inter and will be desperate to secure all three points in their clash with Napoli this evening. The defending champions are still in the ear

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