Nick Woltemade Impresses Juventus Boss Luciano Spalletti Against AC Milan
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In his debut for Juventus, national player Nick Woltemade is switched in and gets the free kick out, which leads to the late balance. Nevertheless, he will probably not be part of the regular team for the first time.
New Juventus coach Luciano Spalletti has praised Nick Woltemade after the German striker joined the club on loan from Newcastle. Woltemade, 24, joined Juventus on deadline day for a £3.5m loan fee and made his debut in a 1-1 draw with AC Milan. Spalletti took an unusual approach in describing the German, comparing him to a Friesian horse. "He's big and strong and can be a bit intimidating physically, but he's also very sweet," Spalletti said.
Luciano Spalletti, in his statements, likened Juventus' new striker, Nick Voltemande, to a horse that likes to be petted and ridden.
Luciano Spalletti, Juventus' coach, made an unexpected comparison when he talked about Nick Woltemade, the Newcastle borrowed attacker.
In the final minutes of the challenge between Juventus and Milan, Luciano Spalletti decided to launch Nick Woltemade, giving him his first taste of Italian football.
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