According to an exclusive report from TuttoJuve, former Juventus striker Nicola Amoruso was interviewed by journalist Mirko Di Natale, discussing Juventus' recent slump, Luciano Spalletti, Kolo Muani, Voltmader, Milik, and Zeqirova, among other topics. He believes that Juventus' current problems are not due to the individual abilities of their strikers, but rather the team's overall attacking system needs improvement.

Q: Returning to Sunday night's match, was losing to Sassuolo just an ordinary defeat, or could it leave dangerous after-effects?

Amoruso: "This was not just an ordinary defeat; losing the match in such a way was truly very painful. The team played very hard. Zeqirova once helped the team to equalize with a brace, but if you are Juventus, you cannot lose such a match. You should strive to win the game, not leave the Mapei Stadium empty-handed. As a result, Ajyich scored that goal in the final stages, which greatly affected the team's morale and confidence. Now Juventus must immediately and quickly recover."

Q: So, how should Juventus recover?

Amoruso: "In my opinion, Spalletti is a top coach, and he must find the right solutions, both tactically and psychologically. The main problem is that many players, in my opinion, have lost confidence."

Q: What was your impression of the team when you watched Juventus during their summer training camp?

Amoruso: "It's hard to judge. At that time, they were not yet at 100% fitness. The squad was also incomplete, and many players were participating in the World Cup."

Q: Kolo Muani and Voltmader have not scored yet, while those who have left—Vlahovic, David, and Openda—are all scoring. Is Juventus experiencing some kind of 'goal curse'?

Amoruso: "Rather than a curse, I believe it's more that the team's attacking organization isn't providing them with the right support. They often find themselves isolated upfront, which is why they haven't scored yet. So I don't think it's a problem with the players themselves, but rather the team's playing style needs to be improved. If that can be improved, they will naturally get more opportunities to score."

Q: Kolo Muani doesn't seem to adapt well to playing alone up front, and there isn't enough space for him to use his speed. Would pairing him with Voltmader as a double striker be a possible solution? Or how do you think he would be best utilized?

Amoruso: "Kolo Muani is not a true center forward, so he needs space, areas where he can sprint. I think he is more suitable for playing as a second striker, or even a winger. However, it's not yet time to evaluate them. We must give Kolo Muani and Voltmader time to prove their abilities."

Q: Do you think it was a mistake to exclude Milik from the squad list? A striker like him could have been useful in the current situation. Meanwhile, Zeqirova, who was not on the European competition list before, performed very well after coming on as a substitute against Sassuolo.

Amoruso: "Milik perhaps possesses the right characteristics to perform the kind of work Spalletti requires, but he has many physical problems. As for Zeqirova, he played well after coming on as a substitute. During the match, he can cause trouble for any opponent with a sudden flash of brilliance. However, he also must prove that he can maintain consistency, so that he can always be a game-deciding player, as he was against Sassuolo."

Q: Finally, let's talk about the Europa League match against NEC Nijmegen. What do you think about this match? Do you think Juventus can get 3 points?

Amoruso: "Juventus can use this match to regain victory, confidence, and at the same time regain the right energy to once again challenge for higher goals."

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