The Swiss defender was used on the flank against Milan but will return to his place in defense in the match against Cremonese
The defeat remedied at San Siro against Milan was a bad blow for Toro which, however, absolutely does not erase the good things done so far. In fact, it is no coincidence that the grenades are seventh in the standings with 30 points. Ivan’s team Juric he will want to demonstrate that he has overcome the fall caused by the Rossoneri already on Monday evening in the match against Cremonese, last in the standings. In the match against David’s team Ballardini Ricardo Rodríguez should return to occupy his usual place in defense after being employed on the wing in Milan so that Mergim Voyvoda could catch his breath given that for the Croatian coach the blanket is short with Valentino even on the wings Lazarus which is still in the pits. The number 13 grenade had already been used on the wing again at San Siro, again against Milan, but in the Coppa Italia match won by Juric’s boys and also in the championship match, the Swiss defender didn’t hold back, but in the final match he made some mistakes. Now to make up for it there is the match against Cremonese in a more suitable position for Rodriguez.
The number 13 of Taurus for Juric is an important point of reference
In the match against the Grigiorossi Rodriguez will want to demonstrate his usual reliability and will once again put all his qualities and experience on the field. The defender former Milan thanks to Juric he was reborn, becoming a fundamental pawn on the Toro chessboard and wants to continue to be so. Against Cremonese, the number 13 grenade knows that it shouldn’t be too demanding a challenge, given that Ballardini’s team has the worst attack in all of Serie A, but the Swiss born in 1992 also knows there’s nothing more wrong than underestimating the ‘opponent. Precisely for this reason he will keep his attention span very high and as a leader he will try to get his teammates to do the same, above all because Toro can’t go wrong against Cremonese. This is for sure.
