Roma president James Pallotta has admitted that Juventus are a tough team to go up against but believes the Lupi will be able to secure a positive result when the two sides meet on Sunday.
The Giallorossi are currently preparing for their upcoming match against the reigning Serie A champions in Turin and the capital city club’s chief has placed his confidence in his team after their overall impressive performance against Manchester City in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Pallotta spoke to Roma Radio about the challenge that lies ahead with Juve and also commended the Roma fans for their behaviour and support in Manchester during the away meeting with City.
“I’m proud of the Giallorossi fans in Manchester,” said the 56-year-old Lupi chief.
“Now we have our game with Juventus coming up, which will be tough, but we have a team that can deal with anyone.”
Both the Bianconeri and Roma have won all of their games in Italy this season thus far.
