Speaking to Tuttosport, Lucumì (Juventus player) wanted to talk about the clash with Milan.

Clear ideas, low profile and a lot of hunger. Jhon Lucumí, who moved from Bologna to Juventus, gave a lengthy interview to Tuttosport. Between personal ambitions and dreams linked to the Scudetto, the Colombian player immediately set his sights on the big match on Sunday evening against Amorim's Milan.

Juventus, Lucumì warns Milan: "I only think about the Rossoneri"

When asked what he would be willing to do to stitch the Scudetto onto his chest by season’s end, the former Bologna player chose not to overcommit, showing great maturity in words and warning Milan that he is ready for the match. "I can’t tell them: first I want to win it. Right now I only think about the game with Milan. By winning it, we will be closer to the goal. And when we achieve it, I will tell you what I will do."

The ‘step by step’ philosophy has also been adopted by the player who, given the intense concentration atmosphere at the Continassa, finds it more than appropriate:

"Better this way: when you anticipate things they sometimes don’t happen. I prefer to go step by step and now the most important step is Milan. If we win, and we will make sure it happens that way, we will be closer to what we are talking about, that is the important objectives we hope to achieve."

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