Anyone who thinks that the good morning really seems to be the day or that the beginning is halfway through would probably be thrilled to see Paulo DiBala start this season. "No10 seems to be lucky for me," said the Argentine, who said he was ready not so much for racing, as he had room for improvement, but spiritually, to follow in the footsteps of Alessandro Del Piero. Steps into a course that was not easy, after Pinturicchio went through difficult times, he fell, but always because he was Del Piero, he found the way to rise again. Because Paulo's goal, as he himself has said, is to one day mention his own name with awe when the talk goes to Lady 10aria, this difficult time is the first good test for her character.
The case of Argentina and what has been happening since the beginning of the season, is a good example of how easy it is to draw conclusions, of how fast one can go from one end to the other. "You (journalists), however, do not help the situation at all anymore, not for Dimbala but for the footballers in general. 4-5 good games are enough to say that he is the new Messi and ask him to do things he can not. Paulo is not a player who will score 30 goals a season, he is a player of 15-20 goals and many assists. "Not only goals, Dimbala must also give assists", said 24 hours ago (19/12) Massimiliano Allegri, returning to the beginning of the season, when Dimbala's start had led the-anyway- excessive Italians to welcome Barcelona-Juventus in the group stage premiere as the match that would be seen by Messi or Dimbala is the best… The same journalists, now, wonder if Dimbala is a problem (as they wrote about Higuain) for Juve and consider that Bianconeri can be better without him… Whatever.
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The problem, however, has not been created mainly by the "whatever" of the Italian media but by the "whatever" of Dimbala on the issue of his sponsors. Taking the jersey with the No. 10 of Juventus, now having the anointing of everyone in the club as the leader of the following years and generally coming to the fore 100% now, Paulo considered that it was the right time for changes. And after changing his manager, now giving this position to his brother, then he terminated the cooperation (he had signed a 10-year contract) with a company in Malta that would take over the management of his image, while he had previously terminated his cooperation. with Puma. Taking a new shirt and a new contract from Juve, Dimbala decided that it was time for new sponsorship deals and now he finds it in front of him. It's perfectly reasonable for him to be psychologically affected by the fact that these sponsors are taking the matter to court and suing him for tens of millions of euros. What is not at all logical is for Dimbala or his brother or his environment in general to believe that such collaborations would be terminated unilaterally and there would be no consequences.
Now he discovers that they exist, as he discovers that there are consequences for Juve when it is not what it should be. "Paulo needs to concentrate 100% on his work, training and sacrificing his personal life," Pavel Nedved said two weeks ago, prompting new discussions and gossip about whether this extraterrestrial life is Argentinean. that must. Just telling the Czech to work harder doesn't necessarily mean you have to do what he did, because Pavel was waking up every day, running 20 km and then going to workouts and sitting for hours. Exaggerated and understandable that this routine is not a rule for all footballers. Just telling the Juventus Vice President publicly - though this is Nedvend - that you have to make sacrifices in your personal life means that you are likely to be belligerent. Exactly what has been or has been done out of the box, however, will never be known, because that's how Juve works. He can say what the public directly needs to get the message across, but will never give details with addresses and names. Unless something is very serious and decisions have been taken (see La Stampa for Bonucci-Alves-Cardiff).
Is he playing something like that with Dimbala? No. Even if he did play, the defense against Argentina would be the same right now. Paulo will have as much support as he needs from Juventus and this has already begun to show. Both with the reports that want the club to take over the legal / financial part of the disputes between Argentina and its sponsors, and with the line that was passed to all the media (that is, that he does not even discuss Dimbala with anyone) a day later what was written about his brother and what he allegedly says to various teams ("whenever I want and as I want I arrange a transfer for Paulo"). Gradually an issue will be raised with his brother, as it should be considered certain that the Bianconeri will either fire him from his manager or impose their own rules on him, but for now what they want is to let Dimbala understand that there is no reason to feel stressed or alone, as he said in an interview a few days ago and when asked about how a footballer who reaches this level feels, making some write that he may also suffer from depression…
According to Fabio Carresa of Sky Italia, of course, the Argentine may suffer from something else, something that causes an allergy in Turin. "I'm not going to go into details, I'm sure I do not know everything that may have happened, but I can say one thing: In these locker rooms no one, not even Platini, could do the phenomenon… Why in these locker rooms will take you by the ear either some of your teammates or the management and will let you understand that you are not a phenomenon. This is the time difference of Juventus. "The team, the management, the club are there above all," he said on the channel's show after the match with Bologna, adding: "What do I think will happen? I believe that Dimbala will understand that all his brother's choices are hurting him, he will realize that a… bath of humility is necessary and he will return to the team, giving now not 100% but also 10% -20% more than that. And this is guaranteed by Allegri, who is the No. 1 in managing his players in such situations ".
The coach has really proved that. With Moratas, when he did not score for a few months, with Pjanic when he had difficulty adjusting, with Pogba when he was not seen in his first matches with No. 10, with Higuain at the beginning of this season, with whoever he needs. Dimbala knows that he will have the full support and protection of Juventus, both because he needs him competitively and because he has bet a lot on him (even because he wants him expensive, if we take the scenario that he is even thinking of selling him). And since he will have this support, all he has to do is help himself and get out of this difficult situation. And if he has a hard time finding the way, let him ask the one he wanted as much as anyone else to see him with the No. 10 of Juventus. He fell several times but always got up. As a true leader…
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