Zidane: Juventus is still important to me

Zinedine Zidane has admitted that he still has ‘love’ for his former club Juventus and would not rule out a possible return when asked.

Speaking after the 3-1 victory over Liverpool in the Champions League on Tuesday, Zidane was interviewed by Italian media.

His former Juve teammate Alessandro Del Piero was also on the phone and Zidane was asked if he missed the Italian or Italy more.

“Both, Italy is in my heart, I spent five years in Turin and Juventus is still important to me,” Zidane initially told Sky Italia.

“Your future? Right now I am here, we will see”, concluded the Real Madrid coach, laughing with his friend Del Piero.

Zidane’s future at Real Madrid remains unknown, and his recent comments will certainly draw attention in Italy.

UEFA with official press release for the founders of the Super League, Juve, Real and Barca

UEFA has decided to terminate disciplinary proceedings against Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona “until further notice”.

Juventus, Real Madrid and Barcelona are the only three clubs that have not yet withdrawn from the Super League.

UEFA has threatened to exclude them from the Champions League, but such a thing is claimed that it will not happen, not for now.

A disciplinary procedure has been opened for the founding clubs of the Super League, but UEFA a few moments ago issued an official statement announcing:

“Following the opening of disciplinary proceedings against Barcelona, Juventus and Real Madrid for a violation of the legal framework of UEFA in relation to the so-called ‘Super League’ project, the UEFA Appeals body has decided to terminate the proceedings until another announcement “, it is said in the announcement of UEFA.

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Douglas Costa will complete the transfer to Gremio within 48 hours

Douglas Costa is expected to complete his move to Gremio within 48 hours, said the vice-president of the Brazilian club.

The 30-year-old joined Bayern Munich on loan from Juventus this October, but the Bavarians had informed the Serie A giants that they would not buy the player.

The Brazilian is now expected to return to his former club Gremio on a free transfer.

“Negotiations are underway. Juventus have officially authorized us to make a deal with the player,” Gremio vice-president Marcos Herrmann told Globo Esporte.

“We are waiting for the documentation, which should arrive on Tuesday or Wednesday, and there is enough time to register the player before the deadline. We are optimistic.”

Douglas Costa’s contract with Juventus expires in 2022, but the Bianconeri will end the deal with the Brazilian winger a year ago.