Juventus understand that they have to “shut up, listen and work” after crashing to a new low with a Serie A defeat at Monza on Sunday, claims assistant boss Marco Landucci.
Landucci was overseeing the 1-0 defeat in the absence of boss Max Allegri, who was serving a touchline ban following his red card from last weekend’s draw against Salernitana. However, Allegri’s number two was unable to help turn the club’s alarming slump in form – they have won just one of their last eight matches in all competitions.
Newly-promoted Monza had picked up just one point from their opening seven league games but were thoroughly deserving of their victory over a shambolic Juve, who had Angel di Maria sent-off in the first half for violent conduct. Chris Gytkjaer’s second half goal secured a deserved victory for the hosts.
