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Juventus boss Allegri says Barcelona are still "one of the two strongest teams in the world"




According to BBC Sports, Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri have come out to praise Barcelona as one of the two strongest teams in the world.

He said:
"Along with Real Madrid they are favourites to win the Champions League,"


"They've lost Neymar and replaced him with a youngster in Ousmane Dembele - but they remain, along with Real, one of the two strongest teams in the world."

He added:
"Juventus are a powerful team that distribute the ball well from the back and who try to press high. They have a great coach and great players, all of whom must be taken into account, not just [Argentina forward] Paulo Dybala."

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