Angel di Maria Focuses on Helping Juventus Finish in the Top Four of the Italian League Standings

– Wing midfielder Angel Di Maria has revealed he has absolutely no intention of leaving Juventus at the end of the season. The focus right now is to help Juventus to the maximum to finish in the top four of the standings.

Regardless of whether Bianconeri Qualifying for the Champions League or not he is determined to finish this season on the domestic stage in the best possible way.

“Now we have to win and we want to end the season well for the fans and finish in the top four,” said Di Maria quoted by Football Italia, Wednesday (10/5/2023).

Even if Juventus do not finish in the top four and fail to qualify for the Champions League next season, Di Maria’s loyalty will not fade.

“With everything that has happened this season, we try to keep our concentration on the league and have the mindset that we are second and doing well regardless of the news. We have to devote ourselves to picking up points on the pitch, ” he said.

Juventus are currently in second place in the standings with 66 points from 34 matches. However, Juventus’ position is not safe because they are two points away from Lazio in third place and three points from Inter Milan at the final limit of the Champions League zone.

The Argentinian admits that life in Turin is not as easy as one might expect. But said that he is getting more confident as the season goes on.

The former Real Madrid player admits he had a difficult start at Juventus. Moreover, the injuries he experienced prevented him from giving his maximum ability on the field.

But now all these obstacles have been overcome. According to him, this cannot be separated from the role of Coach Massimiliano Allegri who has helped him adapt to the squad and helped him adapt to the challenges of Serie A.

“I’ve had many great coaches, I’m also happy with Allegri. He’s a great coach, he makes us work hard, but it’s different to what I was used to before. Now I’ve built a rhythm and I think I’ve reached a high level. fine,” he said.

The 35-year-old was also asked about the prospect of winning the Europa League before the end of this season, one of the few trophies in world football that is still missing from his collection.