Serie A | Massimiliano Allegri after the sanction imposed on Juventus: “It doesn’t change anything”

As it stands, this sanction greatly compromises Juve’s chances of finishing in the first four places in Serie A, qualifying for the next Champions League. “It doesn’t change anything, we have to take points, tomorrow (Sunday) it will be difficult because Atalanta are playing well and are in good shape. We gotta take it step by step“, However, estimated Massimiliano Allegri at a press conference, on the eve of the reception of Bergamo (8:45 p.m.), 6th in the standings.

“We had 37 points before yesterday’s decision, one point off second place with a chance of qualifying for the Champions League and possibly a title shot. So we have to keep doing what we have to do because the final decision will be in the next two months.he added. There will be an appeal, as indicated by the club and its lawyers. If we look at the standings, we currently have 22 points (…). We must take match after match to garner the maximum number of points and come back“, he continued.

The club had been acquitted with ten other clubs in this case in the spring of 2022 but the Federation Court of Appeal had accepted the request of the federal prosecutor to reopen the case, only for the Turin club, in view of the elements transmitted by justice , who is also investigating the accounts of the Old Lady.