Following the friendly match against Fezzanese, here is coach Marco Turati’s analysis to the press: “We’ve been training very hard over the past week, and our legs were definitely feeling heavy today—a factor that undoubtedly affected some of our plays, especially in the final third and during the final push into the box—but we had anticipated that. Otherwise, we were very solid defensively and did a good job of never allowing our opponents to launch counterattacks.
On the left flank, we have players who are currently more dynamic than those on the opposite side, but from my perspective, both flanks played a good game, and we just need to improve our finishing—though I’m sure we’ll soon start seeing better results in that area.
Today we made decisions based on the physical condition of individual players. Of course, with so many days still left before the transfer window closes, there may be players who leave, but I prefer to focus on what I see on the field every day and make my decisions based on that. Cassata? Physically, he needs to build up his stamina, but he’s recovered well and quickly from his injury, and today he was a huge help to us—especially since we were short-handed in that position today, and he gave it everything he had. Like the others, I’m convinced that as his fitness improves, he’ll definitely be a big help to us.
Right now, we need to grow as a team—I can’t single out any one aspect; we’re trying to work on multiple fronts, and we’re starting to see results in many areas, but what matters most now is improving our understanding of the game and building a solid foundation, given that we have so many new players. Without a doubt, I see a serious group that works very well and with great focus—an aspect that gives me great confidence.
Durmush surprised me because he arrived in excellent physical condition; he’s doing well, and that was evident again today when he came onto the field. The others are all doing well, but of course we need to improve physically.
We clearly still have a long way to go; we need to find our confidence, and that comes through daily work and getting to know each other better and better.”
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