Walls, six months of horror: from the red with Genoa to the mess with Empoli. Farewell nearby
The last field goal in Serie A occurred back in 2017. And with Juric, the challenge becomes even more formidable.
We’re talking a really tough road ahead for our new coach. A simple game of catch-up is now an uphill battle as he attempts to groom, and certainly mould his team of **11 brand new acquisitions** only a few games into the season! Beside the inherent hiccups and a glaring lack of experience at the top tiers, Coach Ivan Juric now has to contend with players who are all over the spectrum when it comes to his tactical approach – talk about trying to fit a square peg into a round hole!
And let’s not even get started on Leandro Paredes, who, truth be told, started off the season on an absolute downward spiral even under previous coaching by De Rossi. Incredibly, during the heated battle against Empoli, this Argentinian star shockingly set up the play and then tumbled Esposito, gifting a penalty kick, which paved the way for a staggering 2-0 lead by the rousing Tuscan squad, effectively costing them the game. In response, Daniele made the decisive move to sideline him in the confrontations against powerhouses, Juventus, and Genoa. Juric also advanced in the games against Udinese and Venezia, even though his corner kick, which led to Pisilli’s header, left an unmistakable stamp on the match.
Stripping off the positive aspects from the considerations, it becomes blatantly evident that a gap exists in alignment with Juric’s approach to the game. He would much prefer to witness fewer sidestepping maneuvers and more head-on assaults.
However, let’s pause and take a step backwards for a second. Beyond the two penalty kicks (which were carried out to perfection) against Leverkusen, Paredes’ season finale performance raised serious red flags. With just 20 minutes left on the clock against Genoa, he single-handedly reduced his team’s strength by one player because of his incessant protests. Just one week prior, in the devastating defeat to Atalanta, he had been the most disappointing player on the field. His performance was nothing short of demoralizing, propelling De Rossi to make a crucial switch, introducing Bove just as the first half was reaching its dramatic end. The latest score that surpasses the mean of 7, remarkably derived from assorted newspaper rankings, traces back astonishingly to the eighth game day of the preceding championship, when he astoundingly delivered a dual assist during the electrifying 4-1 victory over Cagliari – a sensational win spearheaded by the ‘giallorossi’ team under the strategic leadership of the infamous Mourinho. Late-Breaking News: The most recent goal netted during regular gameplay in Serie A shockingly dates back to the 2016-2017 season in a match against Sassuolo. Now, he may indeed have other obligations to juggle, but evidently, even at Juventus, recollections of the Argentine’s performances are far from impressive. Shockingly, we’ve now learned of the predicted departure from Roma, set for this June. As we bring this revealing scoop to your attention, it seems that a fond farewell may just be on the horizon for him. Ladies and Gentlemen, brace yourselves for this breaking news!
The club has absolutely made it crystal clear – they are not going to renew the contract that is nearing its expiration. Shockingly, they have already attempted to transfer Paredes to Saudi Arabia earlier this very summer. Now isn’t that a surprise! You didn’t provide any text to be translated. Can you please provide the text that you want translated into English?