In Turin, everyone made a point of being present to remember the 39 victims of the Heysel tragedy. Juventus marked the moment, Torino joined the tribute on social media and, in the stands and on screens, many Bianconeri fans felt goosebumps again — there are memories that will not fade, even 41 years later.
Claudio Zuliani, in an editorial reflection, however regrets the "short memory" of part of the media, which, according to him, did not give due importance to that tragic night. For the journalist, the tragedy has no colors, it demands sharing and national unity — something that, he says, is still not always found today, persisting even in misplaced provocations.
Between the commotion and symbolism of the day, Juventus took the opportunity for a first management meeting. The priority, according to what appears, is to lay the foundations for a competitive and cohesive project, with common lines for the market. The so-called "engineer" promises to be close to the team and managers, guaranteeing investments to work with peace of mind.
The situation, still evolving, is now entering the first steps of the new season. Coach and managing director point to an ambitious season, but conditioned by what is done in the market. Zuliani writes that Spalletti will only be satisfied if players arrive that he considers useful to win again, admitting his perplexity with the first moves — from Da Silva to Alisson, passing through Vlahovic — and remembering that the "real market" has not yet started.
Property guarantees may not arrive, he warns, if the execution does not correspond to the coach's needs. If Comolli brings strong players who are suited to the idea of the game, great; otherwise... the warning remains that there is work to be done to refocus all eyes on the same common objective.
