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Among the players who have an impressive past at the level of Youth sector of the Juventus, also figure Giuseppe Giovinco.
Younger brother of Sebastian (three years difference), class 1990, it has also grown in an attempt to emulate it, being able to boast, in some respects, of having succeeded.
He will not have reached the military in the first team of the Juventus permanently, nor in the A league (recently moved to Renate, in Lega Pro), ma la satisfaction me Pride can’t take it off having been able to train with his biggest black and white childhood idols no one.
Giuseppe Giovinco recounted his experience, exclusively for TuttoJuve.com.
You grew up in the youth ranks of Juventus, so you know their DNA by heart. How do you rate the choice of Andrea Pirlo as the first team coach? Your brother Sebastián played there together for Juventus and the national team …
“Pirlo is certainly a great soccer player, I certainly don’t know. If Juventus chose him, he certainly saw some potential, even as a coach. He also knows the club’s mentality well.”
If you look back, what have you got most of your years at Juventus?
“The training methodology: from the Football School onwards, the technical gesture was taken care of down to the smallest detail. There was no tactic at the youth level that later took over the Italian level, although now it disappears again. Really important.”
Have you always looked at your brother Sebastián as a model?
“I’m just saying that being able, at a certain point, to train with him was a really great emotion: almost like a dream that was going to come true. At that time he was a player in the first team, I was in Primavera.”
Speaking of dreams: in the first team where your brother played there were players of absolute depth …
“Yes, I had the privilege of training with Nedved, Marchisio, Del Piero, Trezeguet, Camoranesi and all that extraordinary team of champions. Ranieri was on the bench.”
Which teammates from the first team did you bond with the most?
“All very useful. If I had to choose two, I would say Nocerino and Marchisio. Advice? They were not necessary. You just had to watch them on the field and you would learn immediately. Maybe they will give you some advice in the match.
Could we see, someday, maybe not so far away, Sebastian in Italy again?
“I don’t know anything about it.”
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