Paolo De Paola has expressed his disappointment with the current state of Juventus as the Bianconeri continue to struggle in their bid to return to the top of Italian and European football.
Juventus have long been regarded as one of Europe’s leading clubs, but they have found it difficult to win trophies over the past few seasons. A series of disappointing decisions and inconsistent performances has left the club well below the standards supporters have come to expect.
Juventus continue to search for answers
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The Bianconeri last won the Serie A title in 2020, and they have rarely come close to reclaiming the championship since then. Their inability to challenge consistently has increased the pressure on the club to deliver a much stronger campaign this season.
Juventus are working hard to ensure the squad is better prepared for the new season, but there are still concerns over whether the current group has enough quality to end the club’s trophy drought. As a result, the Bianconeri continue to explore the transfer market in search of players who can strengthen the team.
According to [Tuttojuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/altre-notizie/de-paola-sfuriata-spalletti-giusta-serve-carattere-vlahovic-capitolo-chiuso-786771), De Paola believes there are players in the current squad who have developed an undeserved sense of entitlement. He said:
“There are too many players who feel like they’ve arrived and haven’t done anything to feel entitled to be like this. Team that needs to be refounded”
Pressure grows on the current squad
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De Paola’s comments reflect the growing frustration surrounding Juventus after several seasons without sustained success. Expectations remain high at the Allianz Stadium, and the players are under increasing pressure to prove they are capable of restoring the club to the top.
Those already in the squad must demonstrate that they have the commitment and quality required to achieve Juventus’ objectives. If they fail to meet those expectations, the club may have little choice but to replace them with players who are better suited to the demands of competing for major honours.
The coming season will be crucial for Juventus as they attempt to rebuild their reputation and bring an end to their prolonged wait for significant silverware.