Former Juventus striker David Trezeguet has sent a message to current front man Carlos Tevez, telling the Argentine not to leave the club this summer.
The Bianconeri’s fourth highest all-time goalscorer recently enjoyed a spell with River Plate, whose great rivals Boca Juniors are keen to bring Tevez back to La Bombonera.
Speaking to Sky Sport Italia, he said: “He has found a happiness here and importantly, he is transmitting that onto the field. He is a player of incredible technical quality.
“In the future, I think the club will know best how to handle the situation with him but as a fan of him and his football, I really hope he will stay because he is a very important player.”
The Frenchman also offered his thoughts on his old club’s recent thrilling Champions League success against Real Madrid and interestingly praised some of the club’s unsung heroes that have helped them to four successive titles and put them on the verge of a first European final since 2003.
“I see a healthy Juventus doing very well. We must say how great the work is that has been done by Andrea Agnelli, Beppe Marotta and Fabio Paratici which was very important,” Trezeguet offered. “This team has found the desire to do well.
“Against Real Madrid, the first leg was extraordinary but we know that the return game will be a different story. I see a team who are focused, organised and with great quality who will go to Madrid with a small lead.
“It will be very difficult. The final is the goal and all the mindset should be about at the minute is recovery.”
