Vincenzo Iaquinta insists that Juventus are a match for anyone this season, and he is looking forward to next month’s Champions League preliminaries.
The Bianconeri have been in fine form in pre-season, and last night put in a couple of sound 45 minute displays in the Trofeo Tim, drawing 2-2 with Milan (before losing on penalties), before beating Serie A champions Inter 1-0.
Iaquinta scored the winner against the Nerazzurri, continuing his own personal hot streak after he had also scored three goals in the recent friendly wins against Borussia Dortmund and Brondby.
“I feel very good, fortunately my injuries are in the past now and I hope I can get to the preliminaries 100% fit,” said Iaquinta, who missed periods of last season due to recurring physical problems.
“We are all doing very well up front, we're still in the preparation phase, but all four of us will be on good form when it counts.
“In the Trofeo TIM we had more confirmation that we can challenge any team.”
Iaquinta signed for Juve from Udinese last summer, and although his first season was a promising one, he made only nine Serie A starts due to a combination of injuries, and the fine form of David Trezeguet and Alex Del Piero.
The Bianconeri have been in fine form in pre-season, and last night put in a couple of sound 45 minute displays in the Trofeo Tim, drawing 2-2 with Milan (before losing on penalties), before beating Serie A champions Inter 1-0.
Iaquinta scored the winner against the Nerazzurri, continuing his own personal hot streak after he had also scored three goals in the recent friendly wins against Borussia Dortmund and Brondby.
“I feel very good, fortunately my injuries are in the past now and I hope I can get to the preliminaries 100% fit,” said Iaquinta, who missed periods of last season due to recurring physical problems.
“We are all doing very well up front, we're still in the preparation phase, but all four of us will be on good form when it counts.
“In the Trofeo TIM we had more confirmation that we can challenge any team.”
Iaquinta signed for Juve from Udinese last summer, and although his first season was a promising one, he made only nine Serie A starts due to a combination of injuries, and the fine form of David Trezeguet and Alex Del Piero.
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