Marotta wants 'gradual' improvement

Juventus director general Beppe Marotta has insisted that the club will not try to revolutionize itself over the summer.

The board member revealed yesterday that the Bianconeri were looking at a number of options in the transfer market, with Gonzalo Higuain and Stevan Jovetic both being mentioned in an interview with Secolo XIX.

But the administrator has today admitted that changes to the team will be gradual.

“I am satisfied with the clarification I made yesterday,” he told reporters. “We have established where we want to go next season.

“'Substantial change' is a big phrase – I don't think that will happen.

“We want to improve gradually.

“We'll see what happens. Not all goals are achievable.”

What a job he's done

But I don't like it when he says things like "Not all goals are achievable."

Our only main goals are to retain the scudetto and compete in Europe.

Why is this not possible?

Nothing is guaranteed.

Not guaranteed of course. But when he says they can't be achieved, that all but rules out the possibility of meeting the goals.

AbraKebabra Alacalamb wrote:Not guaranteed of course. But when he says they can't be achieved, that all but rules out the possibility of meeting the goals.

I wouldn't read too much into it. Marotta likes to be cautious sometimes in his statements, except when it comes to naming players to sign. Then, he'll say he's interested in everyone and we never sign them.

tihnk its more like respect to the players we already have