Cambiaso: The artificial turf at Bode is the biggest problem, I haven’t played football since I was 17

Hupu, November 25th: Juventus is about to play away against Bode Shine in the first stage of the Champions League. Juventus full-back Cambiasso attended the press conference with head coach Spalletti and accepted an interview with Sky Sports Italia.

How do you feel about Bode Shining’s stadium using artificial turf?

"It's a completely different feeling and it will make the game difficult, so we have to be ready."

Why did you have problems at the start of the second half against Fiorentina?

"I can't answer because there have been too many changes in the past two years, from Allegri to Thiago Motta, to Tudor and Spalletti...so I can't answer. And we have reviewed that game with the coach in Florence, and it will be very difficult tomorrow."

Are you worried about the intensity of the Norwegian team's game?

"The problem may come from the climate and the stadium. We have to make up for the gap in some way. And their national team beat us in two games, so let's see what happens tomorrow."

What factors will affect you?

"Mainly on the physical level, because now the temperature is minus six degrees, which will affect breathing, leg strength and the grip of the shoes. I haven't played on artificial turf since I was 17 years old, and that will be the biggest difference."

How do you deal with the pressure of having to win?

"The coach gave us a very good message before the game against Fiorentina. He said 'Obligation will bind you, but will will set you free'. In Fiorentina we were frustrated because our performance was below par."

Did you talk about the weather?

"We knew it would be cold, people joked about it."

Have you spoken to any players from Lazio or Roma? They played in this stadium.

"I had a chat with Vicario. He explained the difference in pitch and intensity of play, and it was a very positive exchange."

Do you realize that you have to improve the level of the team now?

"We know that the fault tolerance rate is already very low, and we must score points tomorrow. This is a very important game."

Spalletti said that this will be a more difficult game than you expected...

"I believe every word of the coach. He just said this to us when we got off the plane and walked over. This will be very, very difficult. I also talked to Vicario when I was in the national team. In short, it will be very difficult. But this will be a It's a good experience, because it's something completely different from everyday life. We'll see what happens, but we definitely have to be ready. "

The team needs a change, and now the Champions League qualifying situation is in jeopardy...

"Absolutely. We have to get points, we have to win this game. So I repeat, we have to be ready for tomorrow, because it will be very difficult."

What has Spalletti been saying to you recently?

"I think except for the last game - that one we really didn't play to our usual level, and we were the first to realize this, the other games actually played well. Tomorrow will be a strange and difficult game, we have to concentrate and do everything we can to bring points home. The coach has been telling us to continue to work hard, this is the only solution. Work hard, improve the level, especially at the technical level, because in Florence, we made too many mistakes at the technical level."