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“Do të të grushtoj”, Spalletti shpërthen ndaj lojtarit të Juventusit
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Luciano Spalletti ka humbur durimin me mbrojtësin kolumbian Juan Cabal gjatë minutave të fundit të përballjes së Juventusit me AZ Alkmaar, në Ligën e
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Luciano Spalletti nuk e ka përmbajtur zemërimin ndaj mbrojtësit kolumbian Juan Cabal, në minutat e fundit të ndeshjes së Juventusit kundër AZ Alkmaar, në Ligën e Evropës. Juventusi triumfoi me rezultat 2-1, por fundi i ndeshjes u shoqërua me tensione të mëdha, pasi disa gabime në mbrojtje rrezikuan t’ia mohonin bardhezinjve fitoren. Shpërthimi i trajnerit italian erdhi pas një momenti kur Cabal u kap në befasi në mbrojtje, duke lejuar kundërshtarin të krijonte një rast që përfundoi me golin e barazimit, por që u anulua për pozitë jashtë loje. Kamerat televizive e kapën Spallettin duke iu drejtuar drejtpërdrejt mbrojtësit kolumbian, me gjeste të ashpra dhe dukshëm i nervozuar. “Do të të godas me grusht, e kupton? E kupton?”, ishin fjalët e trajnerit të Juventusit, të cilat u transmetuan nga kamerat pranë bankinës. Pas ndeshjes, Spalletti foli edhe për atë që e shqetëson më së shumti te skuadra e tij, duke vënë në pah mungesën e vendimmarrjes dhe përqendrimit në momente të caktuara…
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Raporto24 Kosovo · publisher's date
“Do të të grushtoj”, Spalletti shpërthen ndaj lojtarit të Juventusit
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Euronews Albania Albania · publisher's date
“Do të të godas me grusht”, Spalletti shpërthen ndaj lojtarit të Juventusit gjatë ndeshjes
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Luciano Spalletti ka humbur durimin me mbrojtësin kolumbian Juan Cabal gjatë minutave të fundit të përballjes së Juventusit me AZ Alkmaar, në Ligën e
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