Juventus striker Paulo Dybala says that there is a completely different mentality at the Bianconeri compared to his former side Palermo.
The 21-year-old joined the Old Lady from the Rosanero in June, in a deal which could eventually cost the club up to €40 million for the former Instituto de Corboba forward.
“In Palermo, the objectives were different,” Dybala told JTV.
“Here you have to win everywhere, at all stages, and in Europe do as well as last season.
“I get a lot of help from my teammates, they recommend how to do things on the pitch.
“Gianluigi Buffon and Claudio Marchisio give me tips before the games.”
The Bianconeri face Chievo on Saturday after suffering two defeats in the opening two rounds of the season and the Argentine is hoping that results will improve, starting with this weekend.
“It will be a tough game against Chievo, they have won their first two games,” he added.
“They are ready and will come here looking to win.
“We have worked well, and now we’re all here and we’re fine and ready for the match on Saturday.”
The former Palermo striker is keen to improve his game and is determined to develop new skills to help him become a success in Turin and also thanked the fans for such a huge welcome to his new club.
“I’m working on holding up the ball, playing on the right side of attack and increasing my physical fitness,” he added.
“I’m a different player from the one last season and I’m always looking to improve my game in any way I can.”
“I’ve had a fantastic welcome in Turin from the fans in the street to everyone at the club.
“They’ve really made me feel at home. I can’t wait to turn out again in front of our home support this Saturday.
“Making my debut at the ground was a fantastic feeling. With everyone so close to the pitch, it makes for a special atmosphere.”
